Question regarding what to buy + BestBuy

[branham1127 10+ year member]

Something like this if they can order the stuff for you:

Head Unit

Alpine Electronics of America, Inc.

Components

Alpine Electronics of America, Inc.

or

Alpine Electronics of America, Inc.

or cheaper, I've run these before and they really are pretty decent

Alpine Electronics of America, Inc.

Amp for components

Alpine Electronics of America, Inc.

Subs: Pair of:

Alpine Electronics of America, Inc.

Sub Amp

Alpine Electronics of America, Inc.

 

[branham1127 10+ year member]

And of course if you want to utilize an Ipod, can't forget this, the deck you chose plays Ipod but they don't play cd's and its always nice to have the option to play a cd.

Alpine Electronics of America, Inc. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

 

[Bumpin' Goalie 10+ year member]

Something like this if they can order the stuff for you:Head Unit

Alpine Electronics of America, Inc.

Components

Alpine Electronics of America, Inc.

or

Alpine Electronics of America, Inc.

or cheaper, I've run these before and they really are pretty decent

Alpine Electronics of America, Inc.

Amp for components

Alpine Electronics of America, Inc.

Subs: Pair of:

Alpine Electronics of America, Inc.

Sub Amp

Alpine Electronics of America, Inc.

Good list here. Ask if you can manage to get Type-X components. To save money, you can go with their MRP amps. They work very well, though a slightly bigger presence in your car since they are not stack-able. Which might not matter anyhow.

 

[branham1127 10+ year member]

Good list here. Ask if you can manage to get Type-X components. To save money' date=' you can go with their MRP amps. They work very well, though a slightly bigger presence in your car since they are not stack-able. Which might not matter anyhow.[/quote']
True, they are still good amps

Alpine Electronics of America, Inc.

Alpine Electronics of America, Inc.

I just think the PDX's are prettier lol, and it is nice that they are stackable.. Also nice that they put out the same power at 2 and 4 ohms so they give you more flexibility. From what I've seen though some people tend to have a hard time navigating through the settings on them since they're digital.. You may be better off with the MRP's since they have the knobs on the outside and can be a little more user friendly //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

 

[Bumpin' Goalie 10+ year member]

From what I've seen though some people tend to have a hard time navigating through the settings on them since they're digital.. You may be better off with the MRP's since they have the knobs on the outside and can be a little more user friendly //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

Very true! Also, if covered by an amp rack or displayed properly somehow, anything can look good cosmetically.

MRP's seem win/win here. Though the PDX's are very nice for spacial reasons.

Also nice that they put out the same power at 2 and 4 ohms so they give you more flexibility.

Glad Alpine makes this kind of product now, for convenience purposes.

 

[branham1127 10+ year member]

Very true! Also' date=' if covered by an amp rack or displayed properly somehow, anything can look good cosmetically.MRP's seem win/win here. Though the PDX's are very nice for spacial reasons.

Glad Alpine makes this kind of product now, for convenience purposes.[/quote']

Very true, almost anything can look good if you want it to lol!.. well and you take the time to make it that way