Pics of the Rockford stuff (cable warning)
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Originally Posted by Bastard_Kid_Kris
indeed
so what are you going to use for a sub amp(*)?
so what are you going to use for a sub amp(*)?
PA2 preamp control
type RF amp for the front speakers
Type RF X152S components for the front
type RF X1T component tweets
\type RF amp for the rears
type RF X162 components for the rear to replace the 6x9
either (3) T2 subs in a sealed box and the T30001bd
or (2) T2 subs in a ported and the T20001bd
Ill prolly go ported cause its louder
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why are you going to put components in the rear? you dont sit back there do you? if i were you, i would just remove the 6x9'* and leave the holes as "ports" into the cabin. or if you like to have rear fill, run a pair of full range 4" speakers and still leave a hole for bass to come from the trunk. this help with keeping the sound stage up front, where it belongs
and i understand how you want to keep everything RF, but you gotta rethink what youre going to use for componet speakers in front. i dont think RF makes very good speakers at all. their fanaticQ comps were nice.
check out what CDT audio has to offer. mabey you should do a DYI component install, like i am going to do
and i understand how you want to keep everything RF, but you gotta rethink what youre going to use for componet speakers in front. i dont think RF makes very good speakers at all. their fanaticQ comps were nice.
check out what CDT audio has to offer. mabey you should do a DYI component install, like i am going to do
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actually the Type RF are REEEALY good comps. Im putting the comps in the rear because sometimes I might not want the subs on all the time. MB Quart is made by rockford and the type RF are similar to the Quarts. The SQ is actually quite good
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I have to agree with taking out those 6 by9s. If you want less bass, then get a remote bass or remote gain ****. I even went as far as to cut 2 15 by 15 holes in my rear deck and pointing the subs through those.