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From: Mastic, NY NEBF2 Survivor

what would be best, right now, i have
pioneer 6500 deck, pioneer 4 ways in the back, and rockford components in the front...
so would 10s be best? i want it to be loud, but not overtake the highs like ive heard so many times before.
pioneer 6500 deck, pioneer 4 ways in the back, and rockford components in the front...
so would 10s be best? i want it to be loud, but not overtake the highs like ive heard so many times before.
Since you don't want to be drowning in bass and I take it you don't have your speakers/componets amped (didnt see anything to suggest it) I'd say a pair of 10'* might be good enough for what you want.
But as I learned when I installed a pair of 10'*, I needed more!
But as I learned when I installed a pair of 10'*, I needed more!
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From: Mastic, NY NEBF2 Survivor

i know... i just dont know about all that.. my friend is going to sell his kenwoods, in the box to me for 200 bucks. they are real nice subs and they are 12s. so i just need an amp thats good for it.
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From: Mastic, NY NEBF2 Survivor

http://www.crutchfield.com/*-577b1fh...ecs&i=113W3005
im getting those i think, so what would i need to look for in an amp?
im getting those i think, so what would i need to look for in an amp?
this is all you'll need, unless you're entering competitions... They sound amazing, plus, dont take up your entire trunk/ http://www.crutchfield.com/*-V7SFK2H...=0&cc=01&avf=N
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