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Sound like a good setup?

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    Sound like a good setup?

    I'm trying to make a good audio setup where my system is balanced with bass and clarity. I'm not an audiophile, so i dont really care for a component system and yes i've heard them in person . I have bought new 6.5 kenwoods for my doors and deck. All i want now is a sub that will put a little extra thump in my CB. If i get a deck with an optional high pass filter and use it for my speakers, then get a sub that has a low rms of about 150w, do you think this would be a good balance?
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    Sounds like it should work. Get a 10 or maybe a 12 inch woofer, don't wanna drown out you other speakers. What amp are you going to use for your sub? If your not wanting to spend a shit ton of cash, you could probably get a sub, box and amplifier from Wal Mart for a decent price

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      #3
      I would get a 10' Sony explode sub that would even everything out and sound good

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        #4
        Yeah, sounds perfect. You'll certainly feel 150 watts of bass, there's not much need to run more/less than that. Running less wattage doesn't really save much money, and running more than 150 watts rms isn't necessary unless you want to impress bass-heads.

        And then if you wanted to impress bass-heads, you'd need 600 watts rms. Speaking of which, I got some JL Audio 12w3v3s with an enclosure for sale that would be waay too much for any sensible buyer.


        But yeah seriously, I was very happy back when I was running my single JL Audio 12w1v2 at 150 watts rms.

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          #5
          My 450W (250RMS) 12" Xplod gets the job done.
          wat?

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            #6
            yea that sounds good




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              #7
              sounds good




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