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lots of dynamat in the doors, good SQ head unit, good 6.5" components in the front and rear, good amp for all your speakers. I think a 5 channel amp would be sufficient enough for you... The JL subs would work if you don't want loud but great SQ.

Yea actually overpowering is the preferred thing to do. What happens is that you can turn your amps down so they won't run so hard, you'll have a much more efficient system. I've got my gains at only 1/4 on my amps and I get no light dimming and amazing clarity. Also with the sub, the box is...

I think I'm mixing up inputs with outputs haha

For what you are paying you could get a much better system. You also need to make sure you put sound deadening in the front doors or they will not sound any better/louder than they already do. I would put component speakers in the front instead of coaxials. You can build an amazing sound system...

I used the MTX RE-Q it is a fine piece for what it is... it has rca inputs for sub, front, and rear. I highly recommend that you get a hu to get the most out of your system.

Fourthmeal, very well put in your explanation. When it all comes down to it, it's the installation. Sound deadening, proper amp tuning, proper wiring and a quality built box will make the most difference. I am actually running an OE integrator called the MTX RE-q. It is an awesome piece. It...

I have a JL 13W6V2. The license plate and spoiler on my speed 3 rattle a lot, but you won't hear it inside the car. The only thing that rattles inside the car is the hatch cover thingy. Make sure it's fastened tightly to get rid of the rattle.

Get the MTX RE-Q you won't be disappointed.

I thought about getting the cleansweep, but I ended up getting the MTX RE-Q. It works amazing and is at half the price.

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