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<blockquote data-quote="maniackilla" data-source="post: 399574" data-attributes="member: 548976">Okay, here was my first setup, and might I add it was ghetto.&nbsp; I was talking to a guy that had this setup in his car and he sold it all to me for 80 bucks (the subs and the amp), so I couldn&#039;t pass it up.1 12&quot; Cerwin Vega HED1 12&quot; Hollywood (you know its ghetto when you mixmatch brands and one of them&#039;s a HOLLYWOOD)$100 blaupunkt headunit from pawnshop1 US acoustics amp that was blue and chrome (I don&#039;t remember the wattage or model)I had a friend, that knew what he was doing, install the setup and, let me say it surprised me.&nbsp; Maybe it surprised me because it was the first time I had experienced bass in a vehicle I could call my own, but that was 3 years ago so I can&#039;t really remember.Oh yeah, the door speakers were factory, but I had an 89 grand am at the time and I was proud of their clarity.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="maniackilla, post: 399574, member: 548976"] Okay, here was my first setup, and might I add it was ghetto. I was talking to a guy that had this setup in his car and he sold it all to me for 80 bucks (the subs and the amp), so I couldn't pass it up. 1 12" Cerwin Vega HED 1 12" Hollywood (you know its ghetto when you mixmatch brands and one of them's a HOLLYWOOD) $100 blaupunkt headunit from pawnshop 1 US acoustics amp that was blue and chrome (I don't remember the wattage or model) I had a friend, that knew what he was doing, install the setup and, let me say it surprised me. Maybe it surprised me because it was the first time I had experienced bass in a vehicle I could call my own, but that was 3 years ago so I can't really remember. Oh yeah, the door speakers were factory, but I had an 89 grand am at the time and I was proud of their clarity. [/QUOTE]

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