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<blockquote data-quote="keep_hope_alive" data-source="post: 8031746" data-attributes="member: 576029">you would be much better off with a different amp.&nbsp; i&#039;ve been pushing Boston Acoustics GT series a lot lately.&nbsp; The prices on the GT-475 is pretty great when you consider the caliber of amp you are getting for the money.Some used amps would also be a great way to save coin while getting a better quality product.Nice choice on the HU.&nbsp; best budget HU on the market today, IMO.I recommend the same line of speakers front and rear - keeps tonality consistent.&nbsp; Infinity Reference is a fine choice.you can certainly save some money on the sub/enclosure - and that money can be used to improve the amplifier(s).&nbsp; $320 for a 10 in a wedge box is a bit pricey given the performance.&nbsp; You could pickup a brand new Dayton HO 10&quot; for around $120 and a box to match from Parts Express for under $200 shipped.&nbsp; The performance would be the same as the JL (which has &amp;gt;2x markup) and about 4x total markup (build cost vs sale price).&nbsp; I love JL products and if you can afford them then go head, but their pricing markup is outrageous.&nbsp; When budget is at play.the amps should be the most expensive parts of the system.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="keep_hope_alive, post: 8031746, member: 576029"] you would be much better off with a different amp. i've been pushing Boston Acoustics GT series a lot lately. The prices on the GT-475 is pretty great when you consider the caliber of amp you are getting for the money. Some used amps would also be a great way to save coin while getting a better quality product. Nice choice on the HU. best budget HU on the market today, IMO. I recommend the same line of speakers front and rear - keeps tonality consistent. Infinity Reference is a fine choice. you can certainly save some money on the sub/enclosure - and that money can be used to improve the amplifier(s). $320 for a 10 in a wedge box is a bit pricey given the performance. You could pickup a brand new Dayton HO 10" for around $120 and a box to match from Parts Express for under $200 shipped. The performance would be the same as the JL (which has >2x markup) and about 4x total markup (build cost vs sale price). I love JL products and if you can afford them then go head, but their pricing markup is outrageous. When budget is at play. the amps should be the most expensive parts of the system. [/QUOTE]

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