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SCEvol8 · Apr 18, 2009, 05:31 PM

$500 really isn't a lot of budget for a car audio setup. You yourself already pointed out paying that amount alone for the subs and a no name amp...that leaves you NOTHING to improve the mids and highs or the deck that will send the signal to the amp for the sub. Up your budget. Be willing to spend upwards of 1000 and that will make it easier for people to make recommendations. When I was 19, my first setup cost me about 1500 if memory serves right. It was a cheap Pioneer deck, 4 lower end Polk Audio 6.5" coax's, 2 JBL 12's and a MTX amp.

Apr 18, 2009, 05:31 PM	#5
SCEvol8 Evolving Member Personal Sales Rating: (0) Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Monterey Bay, CA Posts: 180 Drives: 2003 Evo 8, 277 awhp, 262 torque @ 21.9 psi	$500 really isn't a lot of budget for a car audio setup. You yourself already pointed out paying that amount alone for the subs and a no name amp...that leaves you NOTHING to improve the mids and highs or the deck that will send the signal to the amp for the sub. Up your budget. Be willing to spend upwards of 1000 and that will make it easier for people to make recommendations. When I was 19, my first setup cost me about 1500 if memory serves right. It was a cheap Pioneer deck, 4 lower end Polk Audio 6.5" coax's, 2 JBL 12's and a MTX amp. __________________ Tanabe GF210 springs HKS 272/272 Megan DP HKS Cat-Back exhaust stock cat AEM Intake Walbro 255 RC Engineering 660cc injectors Hallman MBC Cobb Stage 2 protune by GST My Stereo: http://www.lotts.com/2003MitsubishiLancerEvo8.htm
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