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<blockquote data-quote="rlcowboy" data-source="post: 2572313" data-attributes="member: 572296"><p>Everyone&#039;s comments are right! You do get what you pay for! If you are limited in your funds department you can always look on ebay and get stuff half price or better, and that&#039;s for some stuff NEW! Just deal with folks that have lots of positive feedback! Sony makes some good elctronic equipment but not considered that great in the car audio world. For the set up you have right now there is&#039;nt too much u can do but check your crossover settings, dont know if that amp has the settings on it or if your deck has them or both? Anyway make sure your low pass filter is set no higher than 80hz, that&#039;s usualy a good setting and make sure your gain is not all the way up. If your crossover settings are not set properly it will make your system sound like crap. I totally agree with the guy that was talking about your box, $100 for a box, u could have really saved some money there. Materials would&#039;nt cost too much, a sheet of MDF is about $20 and $3-5 for wood glue &amp;amp; screws, and we can help you come up with good design, ported or sealed. Also you might look into some sound deadner for the rattle. You can buy a nice used 500w amp for $150-$200 all day long! I have a JL Audio e1400 sub amp 500w that I am selling for$185 and it&#039;s MINT &amp;amp; in the box, but look around on here and Ebay, you will find some good deals. Go to some shops and listen to some speaker you like and go from there. Remember if you just put all your focus on your subs and sub amp that&#039;s all you&#039;re going to hear, a-lot of bass. Try to balance it out some. Once you get your subs like you want look into a decent four chanel amp and some decent two way speakers (coaxils) and you will be amazed at the diference it will make. Good luck and keep us posted!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="rlcowboy, post: 2572313, member: 572296"] Everyone's comments are right! You do get what you pay for! If you are limited in your funds department you can always look on ebay and get stuff half price or better, and that's for some stuff NEW! Just deal with folks that have lots of positive feedback! Sony makes some good elctronic equipment but not considered that great in the car audio world. For the set up you have right now there is'nt too much u can do but check your crossover settings, dont know if that amp has the settings on it or if your deck has them or both? Anyway make sure your low pass filter is set no higher than 80hz, that's usualy a good setting and make sure your gain is not all the way up. If your crossover settings are not set properly it will make your system sound like crap. I totally agree with the guy that was talking about your box, $100 for a box, u could have really saved some money there. Materials would'nt cost too much, a sheet of MDF is about $20 and $3-5 for wood glue & screws, and we can help you come up with good design, ported or sealed. Also you might look into some sound deadner for the rattle. You can buy a nice used 500w amp for $150-$200 all day long! I have a JL Audio e1400 sub amp 500w that I am selling for$185 and it's MINT & in the box, but look around on here and Ebay, you will find some good deals. Go to some shops and listen to some speaker you like and go from there. Remember if you just put all your focus on your subs and sub amp that's all you're going to hear, a-lot of bass. Try to balance it out some. Once you get your subs like you want look into a decent four chanel amp and some decent two way speakers (coaxils) and you will be amazed at the diference it will make. Good luck and keep us posted! [/QUOTE]

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