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Alright, I know that there are a lot of opinions out there, but I just need a little help. I just installed a JVC kd g510, and now I am looking for a single sub/amp set-up. I don't really want ground shaking bass, just enough to fill that little void. Also I want to maintain as much trunk space as I can, so a small package is a must. And last of all, I don't want to spend a fortune. I do perfer good brand names, and reliabilty. So what do you guys have in mind?
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Umm get a Resonant engineering SE.... small box, Awesome bass pretty affordable, amp? Elemental Designs Nine.2
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hi, my name is jason, and i reccomend whatevr it is i'm running at the moment.  
02 Mustang GT... Tuned by Nelsons. Low 12's, anyone? 
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LOL how true how true.. I only run the good [censored] soo trust me i would know
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I really don't need a whole lot, nothing to fancy or "the best". Just enough to hear it and feel it a little. And cost is important too.
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My advice? Well, I have a few choices.
1) Two 8" kickers powered by a kicker amp in the 500 watt range.
2) Two Rockford Fosgate 8" powered by something in the 500 range.
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3) I'm a Pioneer fan, thats all I have so I have to through this choice in... a 12" or 10" Pioneer sub w/ a 250 watt amp (I think) to a 760 watt amp.
Steve
Steven. L. Benthal Jr.
98 Mystique: Meshed Grille & Pioneer Sound System
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simple.. get a single free-air 8" and a nice 100w amp. enlarge the hole in you rear deck and mount it to the hole. so much trunk space you won't even know its there.
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Alpine: CDA-9835, MRV-F540, MRD-M550
PG: TANTRUM-X 6.5 COMP all around.
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I like this idea, but when it comes time to sell, where would I find a new rear deck?
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simply remove the sub  I mean the hole is already there in the deck in the first place, your just enlarging it by about an inch. you cant tell its there unless you honestly look for it. You cant even see a sub mounted to the rear deck unless you bend down. Everything is easily reversable for when you sell the vehicle. you would really have to mess something up pretty badly to hurt the resale value.
2000 SVT Black/Tan #1633/2150 (a few mods)
Alpine: CDA-9835, MRV-F540, MRD-M550
PG: TANTRUM-X 6.5 COMP all around.
Some people wear Superman pajamas. Superman wears Chuck Norris pajamas.
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