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<blockquote data-quote="jsloan10" data-source="post: 906568" data-attributes="member: 560397">Aw hell, that doesn&#039;t really help worth a crap..How bout this-Ask your self what you need your stuff to do, like-1-You probably want a head unit with 4volt front/rear/sub output, internal eq and crossovers and the ability to play MP3 and WMA.2-A component set up front with strong midbass and good tonal balance.3-Basic speakers in the back that add nice rear fill.4-An efficient and powerful sub amp with 800 to 1200watts rms and a reliable 4channel that puts out about 50 watts rms x45-A nice sub that plays any type of music with volume and clarity.Budget-1- 200 bucks for the deck2- 150 bucks for the component set3- 50 bucks for rear fill4- 300 bucks for the sub amp and 150 bucks for the 4channel5- 300 bucks for the sub (generous figure)If those choosen peices will perform these tasks within these set budget limits then you should be very happy with it.BTW- you could probably use a 2channel to power the front speakers and just use the deck power for the rears as they won&#039;t be required to play very loud, just fade the deck towards the front to cut the volume to the rear(won&#039;t effect sub output).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jsloan10, post: 906568, member: 560397"] Aw hell, that doesn't really help worth a crap.. How bout this- Ask your self what you need your stuff to do, like- 1-You probably want a head unit with 4volt front/rear/sub output, internal eq and crossovers and the ability to play MP3 and WMA. 2-A component set up front with strong midbass and good tonal balance. 3-Basic speakers in the back that add nice rear fill. 4-An efficient and powerful sub amp with 800 to 1200watts rms and a reliable 4channel that puts out about 50 watts rms x4 5-A nice sub that plays any type of music with volume and clarity. Budget- 1- 200 bucks for the deck 2- 150 bucks for the component set 3- 50 bucks for rear fill 4- 300 bucks for the sub amp and 150 bucks for the 4channel 5- 300 bucks for the sub (generous figure) If those choosen peices will perform these tasks within these set budget limits then you should be very happy with it. BTW- you could probably use a 2channel to power the front speakers and just use the deck power for the rears as they won't be required to play very loud, just fade the deck towards the front to cut the volume to the rear(won't effect sub output). [/QUOTE]

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