evannikki2610 Posted September 3, 2012 Report Share Posted September 3, 2012 I am going to be installing my own system in a few months and I just want to get a game plan on how I am going attack this project. The car is going to be a 2007 Escalade with Nav. I do NOT plan on changing the head unit… The components I have right now are 2 Skar MA-8 D4 and 2 sets of Skar VXI 6.5s. The rest (amps and power) is up in the air. I will be making my own ported box for my 8's to go behind my 3rd row using one of the many designs that I have seen on here. The next step is to get signal to the amps that I do not have yet. I have been looking into the Audiocontrol LC6i or the LCQ-1. I feel that one of these would be a better addition than just a cheap LOC… If there are better options, please let me know!! I plan on putting the amps under the captains chairs in the back so they are going to have to be somewhat small. ( I did see a JL 1000/1v2 under one of the seats one time when I googled it.) So there is a limit on how much space I can use. My budget is roughly $2,000 for the whole thing including the parts listed above. So roughly $1,500 left for amps, power, deadener, Big 3?, etc… So, long story short, what should be the first step I take to make this install go smoothly and efficiently? Should I do the power first, then the amps, then the speakers and do the Audiocontrol last? And you guessed it, I am a SuperNoob but feel that I have the skills to do this install without too many problem because I have been reading on this site for a while now and I feel that I learn something every time I am on the site… I dabbled a little in High School so I have some knowledge in the world of car audio. Thanks for the help guys! I know there is a ton of knowledgeable people on here that i think can help! Thanks again! Evan Acura TSX SKAR AUDIO Everything SK 85.4 SK 1500.1 VXI 6.5 cs RPX 6.5 2 MA-8 D4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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