VoodooBoot
Junior Member
Hello, guys.
I am new to car audio and to the forum. I hope I am not breaking the forum rules by posting this thread.
I'd like to replace the stock Bose system in my 2008 Nissan 350Z. My goal is to have a decent sounding system, as the Bose hurts my ears. I don't want a loud system, or something high-end. Just a decent sounding setup.
In terms of budget, the setup below is about 600 EUR (excl. cabling and box), which is what I would like to spend.
I have limited space for the amplifier and the subwoofer.
Here's a list of the components that I am considering:
Does that setup make sense, or am I making a huge mistake there? Any suggestions for optimizing?
Thanks, guys!
I am new to car audio and to the forum. I hope I am not breaking the forum rules by posting this thread.
I'd like to replace the stock Bose system in my 2008 Nissan 350Z. My goal is to have a decent sounding system, as the Bose hurts my ears. I don't want a loud system, or something high-end. Just a decent sounding setup.
In terms of budget, the setup below is about 600 EUR (excl. cabling and box), which is what I would like to spend.
I have limited space for the amplifier and the subwoofer.
Here's a list of the components that I am considering:
- Amplifier: Kenwood X801-5.
- Subwoofer: JL Audio 10W0v3-4 in a custom-built box of approx. 26 liters/0.9 cub. ft. (max. that can fit behind the driver's seat).
- Front speakers (6.5"): Hertz Dieci DSK 165.3. The speakers and the tweeters are going inside the door, replacing the stock speakers and tweeters.
- Rear speakers (6.5"): Hertz DCX 165.3 Two way coaxial. Stock location is behind each seat at shoulder level.
Does that setup make sense, or am I making a huge mistake there? Any suggestions for optimizing?
Thanks, guys!