I need a new door due to a crease running the side of the Pass. side door, but i'm debating on the door or to start working on my system. I've already got the HU, Pioneer DEH-7400MP. What should i go with? I was thinking of buying these Rockford 6x9's and a cheap amp with about 50-60 RMS and amping the 6x9's. Then replacing the 4x6's up front (Front right is blown). So where should I start? Just looking for some helpful advice, I can get 5% over wholesale at Bestbuy and i have a relatively cheap store near me called Sound Connextion so I can do upper-mid range stuff. The other thing i was thinking about was buying 2 12'' Kicker Comps fro ikesound, or installing Rez's kick panels...I'm so lost..Someone help!

 

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I wouldnt get a cheap amp for the 6x9's, if you do, it wont be very clean, and may have distortion, its better to go with a cheap amp on the subs, cause theres already distortion, but not too cheap, and you dont really need to amp the speakers, it would help, but on a cheap budget, get some subs instead of an amp

 

So buy the subs before the speakers? And what kind of amp would you get to power the subs? I was thinking the kickers if i get em cheap, or the 12'' volfenhags..I've heard both good and bad about them.

 

No, buy the speakers, but just power them off your head unit, speakers first..definitley, but dont amp them unless u got the money...I just bought an 10 inch Alpine Type R and i heard there awsome, and i have done my research. what size subs do you want to get, and what kind of music do you listen to? Rap, rock?

 

yeah just get some decent 6X9's and then some 4x6's..

after that maybe get an amp/sub combo.

 

to get the most out of your system at all times, you should get a headunit (which you already got), then some good speakers ( i recommend infinity--they work well on deck power and even better amplified), then a sub/amp combo and finally an amp for your speakers. that way at each stage of your purchasing your system sounds great.

another alternative, if you are willing to spend a little bit more:

get some kick panels (subenclosures.com) and some component speakers (again i highly recommend infinity), then the sub/amp, and finally an amp for your components. after you do that, if you still want to, you can worry about rear fill--but i think you would be pretty happy with that setup. the only downside is that you're spending at least 300 for the kicks/components.