Setup to move a lot of air

[Kyblack76]

Now before you think we're all a bunch of assholes... Well some of us are. You can have a nice enjoyable system for that money but you aren't going to be breaking records.

right

asshole here,

but, thats no reason not to play around in the audio scene if your want. Just dont shoot for the moon, with a bottle rocket.....

So I better return my bottle rockets .shit

[Motorboat KER]

I'm a fellow baller on a budget. It sucks knowing we can't get as loud as everyone else

[mikebik]

No selling here

[Kyblack76]

I'm a fellow baller on a budget. It sucks knowing we can't get as loud as everyone else

dude..

dont worry about ANYONE else...

Do the best with what YOU have, and can do.

Trust me, there is ALWAYS louder, better, bigger.

You get hung up on others, you are DOOMED.

Do your own thing. Best advise i can give you, or anyone that just wants to play.......

[KMS]

Budget Status! A single sub on 600rms is great. My SA12 loves the AQ750.

[Agreene]

i remember making a similar post to this, something like i want to get loud with an x budget and they all gave me the same reply well... year or two later im now addicted and broke.. but getting loud

start off with something and keep adding baby steps !

[mikebik]

was thinking of getting 2X crescendo audio bc2000d and 2 x sundown zv3 15'' and a mechman hoa 320amp for $500 and i will combine it with my stock alt

[CleanSierra]

Piece by piece brother, that's how you need to do it. Save between making a big purchase and make the RIGHT purchase.

Do you like listening to music or purely modded, or chopped and screwed stuff? Moving air seems to be this new sexy thing instead of getting loud on music. If you want to move air, get as much cone area and power you can afford and tune to 20 Hz. You won't play music worth a fuck, but you'll move a little air with the right equipment.

[mikebik]

i do see that a guy was able to do a little hair tricks with 2 sundown sa-15's but with at least 4000 watts.

[timc31610]

1200 it's a great start. Looks everyone else has said, one step at a time. Try to find used equipment when you can. I just picked up a used saz3000 for $300. Of course I'll need three more in the end but it's a start.