Quote (premo1985 @ Apr 20 2015 03:57pm)
star away from pre made setups off websites. they are junk.
here is the myth. bigger subs are louder. not true.
bigger subs only increase the bass. plus its all in your box and amp anyways.
you can have 2 8 in subs pounding harder than 2 12's on the right amp and box built to spec of the subs.
a buddy of mine has a american bass vfl 4480.1 amp
2200 rms at 1 ohm
2600 watts at .5 ohm
$330 new to give you an idea.
do not ever buy max or peak rated amps. because for one you never want to run your equipment that hard.
amp wise you want to run true RMS rated wattage amps.
depending on what your electrical is like and how many subs shouyld define your subs then pair them up with a amp
if you want to really only spend 400 well you will be pretty shy of gettin even decent subs and amp.
chevy wiring harnes are expensive for aftermarket headunits if you plan on using a new head unit.
youll need a wireharness for headunit(aftermarket) and a wire harness to keep steering wheel controls as well.
or you can get a line conv to get rcas which is cheaper BUT really is not best for soun d quality unless you buy a pretty good one.
Thank you so much for the response.
I can stretch my budget to about $500, but I'd have to buy individually which is ok. Kinda like 1 piece a week to keep the bank/bills going ok.
Anyways, I
would like to keep my current radio.. I just got the car and don't really want to start chopping it up already. Would I need to purchase a harness if I plan to keep the factory radio installed?
I just can't tell if I want 1 or 2 subs. I want the car to rumble but I don't need to be short of breath when it hits lol.
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_34787_Rockford-Fosgate-Punch-P3D4-10-Newest-Model.htmlWhat would your thoughts be on this sub?