adisri check my other post :)

depends completely on budget, i will be selling my old alpine mono soon thats 300w rms and would do job for £80 odd or you could spend a lot more

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Originally posted by Dom
sell the 6x9s and amp to your local pikey, get a better mono-block amp like corSRI said (pushing out 350wRMS). Then buy some decent front comps and amp and voila you have the starts of a decent system :) Then tweak it all to your liking :thumbs:

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whats a matter bro sounds ok like no distortion at all :)

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Originally posted by Rocky
now sorted it out chucked the treble down more and much more bass coming through so nice happy :)

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now sorted it out chucked the treble down more and much more bass coming through so nice happy :)

sell the 6x9s and amp to your local pikey, get a better mono-block amp like corSRI said (pushing out 350wRMS). Then buy some decent front comps and amp and voila you have the starts of a decent system :) Then tweak it all to your liking :thumbs:

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Originally posted by CorSRi_BT
Your Pioneer amp ain't nowhere near powerful enough to run that sub.

That sub is 300w RMS and you'll be lucky to get 120w RMS from that amp in bridged mode.:(

You need ro put a least 350w RMS through that sub to run it comfortably.

BTW MAX power figures mean nothing.;)

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Your Pioneer amp ain't nowhere near powerful enough to run that sub.

That sub is 300w RMS and you'll be lucky to get 120w RMS from that amp in bridged mode.:(

You need ro put a least 350w RMS through that sub to run it comfortably.

BTW MAX power figures mean nothing.;)

6x9s boss 1 amp and 1 sub basically u can tell they is a lot more sound going to the 6x9s instead of the sub if u get me front speakers are standard aint had chance to do them yet, and yes i would like more bass from the sub i have a kenwood z838w headunit

so tell me again wat u have.

6x9, sub, 1 amp or 2? and wat front speakers?

And what exactly is the problem?? not enuff bass from sub? Too much bass from 6x9? What hu do u have?

rite dude well the amp is connected to the sub so i wud assume its powering the sub!!!

wat do u mean most of the sound???

really u want the amp powering the front speakers not the 6x9's and just set the amp gains correctly for the input voltage supplied by your hu.
If anything id have rid of the 6x9 in favor of a good set of front speakers.

I got 6x9 in my car which are 300w each like anyways i had a Pioneer amp, 2 x 50w RMS or 1 x 200 max amp fitted and a 12'' sub pioneer 600w this connected too a kenwood z838w ;)

anyways guys most of the sound is going through to the 6x9s and want to transfer most of the sound to the sub how do i do this by turning the amp up more so more sound goes into the sub or shall i do any adjusting on my headunit!!!


help appreciated :look:

[Edited on 07-12-2004 by Rocky]