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<blockquote data-quote="excelonperu" data-source="post: 93032" data-attributes="member: 543804"><p>Yeah pioneer premier is good, and if your are new at car audio it shoul dbe pretty ok for getting started. Zapco and ARC are nice but pretty expensive.</p><p></p><p>Comps are the way to go but make sure you put them in kick panels, either you will have to make them, or pay for them. Check the Q-Logic ones.</p><p></p><p>There is no 3rd signal in the crossovers of the comps unless they are a 3way ones, but no frequency is for the sub, it has an independent RCA out put from the deck</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="excelonperu, post: 93032, member: 543804"] Yeah pioneer premier is good, and if your are new at car audio it shoul dbe pretty ok for getting started. Zapco and ARC are nice but pretty expensive. Comps are the way to go but make sure you put them in kick panels, either you will have to make them, or pay for them. Check the Q-Logic ones. There is no 3rd signal in the crossovers of the comps unless they are a 3way ones, but no frequency is for the sub, it has an independent RCA out put from the deck [/QUOTE]
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