I have a system in my cobalt right now but i want it to be louder. right now i have this amp http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/produ...n_US&p_status= and these subs http://cgi.ebay.com/TWO-KENWOOD-10-1...QQcmdZViewItem they are 10's. can someone tell me a sub that would work good with this amp? i want my system louder but dont wanna start from the beginning.

Thanks

 

i got all alpine in my car and i had to get a new window seal for my back window.
save ur money and get apline. i dont trust any other company for quality. but thats just me so ...

 

are ur subs 2ohms or 4ohms?

 

4 ohms

 

how much money can u spend?

 

well i wanna keep the amp that i have and just get new subs. not more than $350

 

do u want just 1 big sub or 2 smaller ones?

 

Kicker Kicker Kicker Kicker

 

blah im not a fan of kicker, but if its what u want do it
good luck with the system

 

dude at ccity we got a kicker that shakes the entire store

 

well yea thats possible ... but my store where i got my system put in, the install room is under the building and when they turned my system up to 7 out of 32 volumn ... i had to pay for a 30$ speaker that was sitting on a stand and fell. about any ones system can do this if put with the right dbs and frequency

 

If you want good bass, and good quality, I would suggest what I have. The JL W3's are amazing and hit very hard, and very crisp. The MB Quartz speakers are excellent quality. I only have a 700 watt amp running all my speakers. 500 watts to the subs, and 200 to the front and rear speakers. My deck doesnt power anything but like 40 watts per channel, so that sucks. If, I turn my system up all the way to 45... and role down the windows, you can hear the music just fine, and its not one of those abnoxious, ear deafening, heart pounding systems. Its built for quality. Thats just my suggestion.

 

^^booo u gotta get a system so u can get a girl in the back and it does all the work for u
with all the thumping
haha

 

Theres a lot of factors when it comes to getting a system. A big one is what kind of box you have for the subs, size, ported, not ported, shape, stuffed ect all affect the sound. You can put a sub in one box then another an it will sound totally different. Same thing with brands, usually the more money you spend the better the quality and the most reliability. But then again reliabilty depends on how you use it, i myself have blown 3 subs because i forgot to turn it down before a song with hardcore base starts up. Theres just too many variables to get written help. The best thing you can do is go around sound shops and get some advice. Also you have to realize that what you listen to in a store will sound completely different in your car, because its an enclosed area and the odds that your box is the same size/shape/design as the store's is very unlikely.