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  1. Yep, separate mids and tweeters are known as components. I'd say don't go for 6x9s in the rear. Just a set of 6.5" coaxials will be just as good, probably better. You could stay under $150, although you won't get anything toooo special for that. If you are upgrading the speakers you should get a amp for them, the head unit will not put out enough power to drive them properly. Also, you would need to measure voltage and amperage across say a 4 ohm load (as that is most likely what your upgrade speakers will be) and then multiply the two numbers.

    You will probably find it is like 15 watts, better off getting a nice 4 channel.

  2. lol

    our exact convo was

    me: why did you get this amp u should have got a mono block

    him: no thats stupid monoblock is for 1 sub and 2 channel is for 2 and so i got a 4 channel amp so i can add on later(he was yelling basically) lol

    me: ok ok god damn!

    Sneak of with the 4 channel and buy him a monoblock. Then sell the 4 channel. Honestly, damn how can people think these strange things. Or send him here for a small grilling and then a education. That amp is not going to like those subs.

  3. I'll try new mosfets, sounds simple enough and if that doesn't work then i'll fork out the money for a new amp.

    Any good places to buy new mosfets?

    There are many different types, find the part number on one of the original ones, check out radioshack and other electronics stores for it. If they don't have it either try ebay etc. or use google and find equivalent models of whatever you have, then repeat the process.

  4. deff 2 15s ported!! also id put maybe 6 or 8 8 inch midbass/range speakers and do 4 or 6 bullets wont be the clearest in the world but will sound ok n u will be able to here the words over bass... got 8 8inch emeince in my car now 2 6.5s and 8 bullets and 2 comprestion horns n ud be suprised how clean it sounds!!

    I'm pretty sure that would be a bit to overboard for this build. 2 sets of nice components would do a good enough job to start off with.

  5. because infinite baffle never used to mean having the sub 100% unloaded in a free air environment. It meant the baffle was in an infinite loop around the sub totally enclosing it.

    Ahhhh. That makes sense. Who changed the meaning then? A company? Or just some random who ended up starting a revolution? lol.

  6. it's the original name for a sealed enclosure, "infinite baffle" is an off shoot of dipole which is subs mounted free air on a baffle of certain size. if you really think about it infinite baffle doesn't even make sense to describe the type of install it is being refereed to as

    I know that that is what they called sealed boxes. My 30 year old wharfedales are classified as infinite baffle. Even a large room can't be an infinite baffle. My question is that how can a box which is not too much bigger than the vas even be considered an infinite baffle? It is even less infinite than a room.

  7. General rule is 10xVAS.

    Funny thing is, infinate baffle is (was) actually the term for a 'sealed' enclosure, as the mounting baffle extended infinately around the loudspeaker.

    Cheers,

    Mick

    Of course you can't have a infinite wall with infinite air on each side, but how is a sealed considered a infinite baffle?they never have 10x the vas, well, depends on the sub, but not often.

  8. You shouldn't need an alt. I've got a Atomic 3k and 80.2 running off a stock alt and semi upgraded battery. Soon to add a 50.4 to that as well. At the moment it doesn't drop below 12v with the engine running. But I really should get another batt. So I'm sure you will be fine. I'd add it on and keep the stock. Can't be anything bad about having that bit of extra power, make sure your alt can handle charging both though. But I'm sure it will be fine. \/ read what boon said in my sig. Lol

  9. WOW!!!!! All that ish just got me confused along with the damn wiring!! lol...Wouldnt you guys just suggest get new speakers instead? lol..But anyhoot, the tweeters are rated at 40 watts rms each if that helps. That jus seems too crazy for me to do all that when I can just sell them or put em in my wifes car. I just loked at the Powerbass 6.5in 4ohm mids, would these work in place of the American Bass's?

    You can get new speakers if you want but it is possible with what you have. I'm thinking now that a 4 channel might actually be a better choice. And a low pass crossover for the 6.5s as built in low passes only start at around 250ish and you would want one at like 1-1.5khz and the tweeters starting at like 2khz.

    Yep, they would, but I don't think they will make it any easier.

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