Options for keeping stock dash, and adding a sub?

[htownrsx 10+ year member]

Hello,

First time poster here. I'm pretty new to car audio, but would like to install some new speakers in my new car.

I really like my stock dash, and I've been researching different ways of integrating it into my future system.

I have looked at DSPS such as the JBL MS-8, Alpine H800, and audison bit ten, among others. These seem to be the way to go for a lot of people, but the price point is a little high for me to buy right away.

Is there any way I could do this cheaper? I was recommended some audiocontrol products, but to be honest, I have no idea what they do.

Please let me know what you guys think is the best way to go. This is for a 2013 accord sedan, and I intend on adding a mono amp and sub first, and then upgrading my front speakers.

Thanks,

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[Timmy13091 10+ year member]

Start with a cheap loc till u are ready for amp number. 2 there like 10$

 

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Hello,
First time poster here. I'm pretty new to car audio, but would like to install some new speakers in my new car.

I really like my stock dash, and I've been researching different ways of integrating it into my future system.

I have looked at DSPS such as the JBL MS-8, Alpine H800, and audison bit ten, among others. These seem to be the way to go for a lot of people, but the price point is a little high for me to buy right away.

Is there any way I could do this cheaper? I was recommended some audiocontrol products, but to be honest, I have no idea what they do.

Please let me know what you guys think is the best way to go. This is for a 2013 accord sedan, and I intend on adding a mono amp and sub first, and then upgrading my front speakers.

Thanks,

eBay best bet

 

[mylows10 5,000+ posts]

you can do a loc for just the sub , then when your ready for the speakers and a amp for them ,just add a eq and a 4 channel amp and your done

 

[Timmy13091 10+ year member]

you can do a loc for just the sub , then when your ready for the speakers and a amp for them ,just add a eq and a 4 channel amp and your done

^^ this

 

[htownrsx 10+ year member]

^^ this

Oh that sounds great. Could you guys recommend a LOC?

 

[Timmy13091 10+ year member]

Oh that sounds great. Could you guys recommend a LOC?

Honestly just type in line out converter and grab a bran you herd of if possible should be no more then 15$ you tap 2 wires into ur back speaker and boom u have RCA's

 

[Timmy13091 10+ year member]

Look at this on eBay:

STINGER SGN11 20 WATTS LINE OUT CONVERTER W/ DC ISOLATION FOR NOISE REDUCTION

http://bit.ly/UNscGI

 

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10 for a stinger one that's ur best bet

 

[bumppinKota]

Axxess AX-ALOC608 2-Ch 80W Line Output Converter 266-002

just to give you an idea of what your looking for.

 

[bumppinKota]

Look at this on eBay:
STINGER SGN11 20 WATTS LINE OUT CONVERTER W/ DC ISOLATION FOR NOISE REDUCTION

http://bit.ly/UNscGI

 

---------- Post added at 09:35 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:34 PM ----------

 

10 for a stinger one that's ur best bet

you beat me

 

[Timmy13091 10+ year member]

you beat me

Lmao it's cause I'm the man

 

[htownrsx 10+ year member]

Lmao it's cause I'm the man

Haha thanks a lot guys. I was just looking at my previous orders, I had ordered this with my previous head unit:

PAC SOEM-4 Universal 4-channel line output converter at Crutchfield.com

Will this work as the line out converter?

Thanks for the help

 

[bumppinKota]

it would.

 

[Timmy13091 10+ year member]

Haha thanks a lot guys. I was just looking at my previous orders, I had ordered this with my previous head unit:PAC SOEM-4 Universal 4-channel line output converter at Crutchfield.com

Will this work as the line out converter?

Thanks for the help

Yes jus a Lil more difficult then the models we suggested but that's perfect 4 2 amps goodluck