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i think what he's saying is you can make practically any system into a high powered system.

and to not ask for a name brand system like; dc audio 9k powering 4 dc level 5's.

this, but i mean for comparison, like which gets louder dc or sundown? because then that becomes a vs. thread.

very true.

i made that mistake once xP

RE MT's vs DC XL's lol

still never got an answer....

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Ok, i what to save $250/m for 1 year = $3000. do you think that would be enough for a nice high power system?

Like a sub, amp, batt etc.

BEST THING TO DO IS WHAT "MR. BALL" SAID: "research your options, like what your putting it in and then start researching the forums on here and see what people are running and put together a list of parts and prices, Then make sure you get it built right....

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I like how there are more replies saying to not start a versus thread than are actually giving him answers :lol2:

As stated before though, it depends on how much power you want to run

formerly known as Jaylor Swift

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