New System Needs Sub-Woofer...
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New System Needs Sub-Woofer...
I'm anything but an audiophile so I need a little help. I'm just getting ready to install a System into my 1990 F-250 Ex-Cab.
And now it just dawned on me that I forgot all about a sub and rear tweeters.
This is the system components I have so far.
DECK: Pioneer DEH-1500 CD Receiver
AMP: Kenwood KAC-629S 60W X 2
Speakers: Infinity Kappa 60.5cs
I'm considering the following for woofers and tweeters. How would it work and how can I do it and not lose my rear seat or do you have a better suggestion: I would like to keep my cost down, without sacrificing quality and I do all my shopping on the NET.
Woofer (down firing): (1) Infinity Kappa 100.3se
Tweeters: Infinity Kappa 10.3 or 10.5
A second amp: Kenwood KAC-629S 60X2
Cross over: PAC TM-100 Tri-way
Will this set up work well in my truck? One of my concerns is I don't want so much base that it booms outside my truck and annoys other drivers.
If this important I listen to Country and Christian Contemporary.
And now it just dawned on me that I forgot all about a sub and rear tweeters.
This is the system components I have so far.
DECK: Pioneer DEH-1500 CD Receiver
AMP: Kenwood KAC-629S 60W X 2
Speakers: Infinity Kappa 60.5cs
I'm considering the following for woofers and tweeters. How would it work and how can I do it and not lose my rear seat or do you have a better suggestion: I would like to keep my cost down, without sacrificing quality and I do all my shopping on the NET.
Woofer (down firing): (1) Infinity Kappa 100.3se
Tweeters: Infinity Kappa 10.3 or 10.5
A second amp: Kenwood KAC-629S 60X2
Cross over: PAC TM-100 Tri-way
Will this set up work well in my truck? One of my concerns is I don't want so much base that it booms outside my truck and annoys other drivers.
If this important I listen to Country and Christian Contemporary.
