lightningfast5

I was just wanting to see who kept the stock sub and amp and just added to it. Like right now i have.
SUBS
10" Stock Pioneer
2 12" Kicker Comps

AMP
Stock Pioneer Amp
PYLE 1800 watt

Jackalope

I'm using the stock sub box with a Rockford Fosgate P2 sub and I ran the factory amp into a bridged 250 watt per channel Kicker amp.

Does that count?

elecblue06

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Pics Or Ban!!!!!

lightningfast5

Ill get pics but im at work right now and i dont have my balt with me. Y do u want to ban it.

elecblue06

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i'm just kidding man however i'd like to see pics seems like a cool idea

lightningfast5

oh ok. Yeah ill get picks as soon as i can. Cause i origanlly was going to take out the stock and put something else in there but now that i have the kicker comps to i think ill leave it.

E-Town SS

So far I am pretty happy with the stock pioneer system with the sub. I guess the pragmatic loser in me is concerned with the fact that I DO want the ability to hear when I am older. For me, the attention of having a booming system isn't worth the hassle anymore because that was so high school. Whenever I hear loud, earth-rattling bass coming from a car, I am always looking for the Chachi in his Mustang 5.0 pumping the 50 Cent.

That's just my opinion on the matter.

EmperorJJ1

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i wouldnt recommend mixing subwoofer sizes do to the loss of sound quality (then again most people just want to hear noise anyway)

lightningfast5

i didnt notice any lose in quality. And im not one of those crank it up and hit hard or go home. I just like a little bump in the trunk to go with the sound.

InfinityzeN

Mixing isn't really the problem. Mixing without tunning the sound through an eq is.