x2! I'm planning on getting Infinity speakers all around later on.you cant go wrong with infinity, very clean and clear sound come out of those.. :thumbup:
If I were to get the same setup, would I need an amp? Sorry to thread jack, I was just curious. I'm an audio noob as well.so im looking at getting this kit http://www.crutchfield.com/S-rrKhcwXYKpu/cgi-bin/ProdView.asp?g=410&I=1085010CS
is it good im not looking for anything loud just clean and clear....
Aite cool, just wanted to make sure I wasn't. Anyway, I have a Sony Xplod head unit right now, but the sound quality sucks cuz I still have stock speakers. I wanna get components up front and regular coaxles in the rear. I was wondering if you would recommend me getting an amp to enhance the sound quality.heheh no ure not jacking trust me...in the crutch guide it says it fits in stock
and will work wit stock bat no amp so idk
Thanks man!when you are replacing stock speakers, no need for an amp, especially if you have atleast a decent aftermarket HU. The only real time you need an amp is ofcourse for subs or when you add on more speakers (even tho i added 4 extra speakers with highs&mids and no amp lol) but more power = cleaner sound. But make sure if you add an amp, that your speakers can handle the extra power.
exactly, it's not necessary to, but the improvement in sound quality makes it well worth it. the good thing about building a sound system is, you dont need to do everything at once, most things will work as direct upgrades. my dc4 ran upgraded speakers w/o amp, and it's decent, but in no way can it compare to my amp powered infinity's in my da. even upgraded HUs have their limits, be sure to stay within it, or you can end up damaging the upgraded speakers.when you are replacing stock speakers, no need for an amp, especially if you have atleast a decent aftermarket HU. The only real time you need an amp is ofcourse for subs or when you add on more speakers (even tho i added 4 extra speakers with highs&mids and no amp lol) but more power = cleaner sound. But make sure if you add an amp, that your speakers can handle the extra power.
Exactly! I'm looking for clarity more than bass. I'm avoiding getting a sub because of the increased wieght. My DB8 is not a show car anyway. Thanks for your input!exactly, it's not necessary to, but the improvement in sound quality makes it well worth it. the good thing about building a sound system is, you dont need to do everything at once, most things will work as direct upgrades. my dc4 ran upgraded speakers w/o amp, and it's decent, but in no way can it compare to my amp powered infinity's in my da. even upgraded HUs have their limits, be sure to stay within it, or you can end up damaging the upgraded speakers.
as for infinity's the sound it offers is crisp and clear. it's response to bass isnt very high, but if you're building on clarity, infinity's are a good start. if bass is what you're looking for, get a sub.
so i can go ahead and install my polk components up front and polk 2-ways in the rear for right now and get an amp later? how difficult would it be to re-wire the whole thing when i DO get an amp?exactly, it's not necessary to, but the improvement in sound quality makes it well worth it. the good thing about building a sound system is, you dont need to do everything at once, most things will work as direct upgrades. my dc4 ran upgraded speakers w/o amp, and it's decent, but in no way can it compare to my amp powered infinity's in my da. even upgraded HUs have their limits, be sure to stay within it, or you can end up damaging the upgraded speakers.
as for infinity's the sound it offers is crisp and clear. it's response to bass isnt very high, but if you're building on clarity, infinity's are a good start. if bass is what you're looking for, get a sub.