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Sep 13 2012 02:31am
1: What is the Year, Make, and Model of the vehicle.

2006 Chrysler 300 Limited

2: What is your budget?

350-400

3: What exactly do you want your outcome to be? (Good sounding music, or loud bass?)

Not looking to upgrade interior speakers just adding some subs

4: And specific sub sizes that you prefer more than others?

12's

5: How much trunk space do you want to use up?

idc

6: What type of features are you looking for in a CD Player (aka Head Unit)? (Ex: USB, AUX, BlueTooth, etc)

Keeping Stock

7: What type of music do you listen to?

all kinds

8: Is your stock stereo system amplified? (You may or may not know this)
Yes

9: Do you have Steering Wheel Controls? (Volume/Seek on the steering wheel)
Yes


Just looking to add subs to my stock head unit my 06 300 has the Premium Boston Audio installed with a factory amp and sub just looking for a set of 12's with more bang.
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Sep 14 2012 07:19am
dey no needs halp
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Sep 14 2012 06:57pm
is that stock amp?
otherwise usually its about 400 for each component or a decent sub system

RE audio/FI audio makes some crazy good subs... only other ive heard that compares is orion hcca or mtx 9500sx2
whatever you do, make SURE you know what youre doing hooking up subs vs impedence.
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