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<blockquote data-quote="IndySlim" data-source="post: 8688472" data-attributes="member: 676664"><p>Your RMS rating is wrong it shouldn't be from 200 to 400. It's either 1 or the other.</p><p>Throw that factory mess in the trash get a set of components(6.5 and tweets) and rear deck(6×9's) they're full sets of decent brands cheap on Amazon pioneer Alpine etc. When you find out what the RMS rating is on your sub buy an amp that's rated to the same RMS that the sub takes. You could get waaaay more extensive than this but just to keep it simple this should be fine. If you get alot of bass and feel like you can't hear the words. Buy a 4 channel amp rated at least at the amount of total RMS for your interior speakers. When you buy some components the RMS rating is combined the tweets and 6.5's. Mines were. The 6.5 and tweets combined were 100w RMS for each door and my 6×9's were 100w RMS apiece so 400w. I needed a 4 channel amp with at least 400w RMS. That's 100w RMS per channe. You can work with the factory stuff but I always blow factory subs tweets and mids. Also your head unit plays a role in your setup.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="IndySlim, post: 8688472, member: 676664"] Your RMS rating is wrong it shouldn't be from 200 to 400. It's either 1 or the other. Throw that factory mess in the trash get a set of components(6.5 and tweets) and rear deck(6×9's) they're full sets of decent brands cheap on Amazon pioneer Alpine etc. When you find out what the RMS rating is on your sub buy an amp that's rated to the same RMS that the sub takes. You could get waaaay more extensive than this but just to keep it simple this should be fine. If you get alot of bass and feel like you can't hear the words. Buy a 4 channel amp rated at least at the amount of total RMS for your interior speakers. When you buy some components the RMS rating is combined the tweets and 6.5's. Mines were. The 6.5 and tweets combined were 100w RMS for each door and my 6×9's were 100w RMS apiece so 400w. I needed a 4 channel amp with at least 400w RMS. That's 100w RMS per channe. You can work with the factory stuff but I always blow factory subs tweets and mids. Also your head unit plays a role in your setup. [/QUOTE]
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