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[Techspert 10+ year member]

Hello,

I am new to this board. I am looking for suggestions on components for my 2003 Range Rover.

For the vocals and high seperate speakers: (top-shelf stuff) (

I'm looking for extreme accuracy and dynamics.

Nothing too harsh or bright sounding

For the sub speakers: (top-shelf stuff) (

I'm looking for extreme accuracy and dynamics.

Nothing with grill construction that weighs 200lbs and requires a humongous sized box.

I'm trying to stay away from anything too boomy.

I'd prefer a speaker that only requires a small to medium sized enclosure.

1 12-inch, 2 10-inch or 2 12-inches in an enclosure ???

For the amplification: (top-shelf stuff) ($800 - $2000)

Vocal amp - Extreme accuracy and dynamics

5,6 or 7-channel

As clean as possible but still packs a punch without

distorting.

True RMS ratings, not literature hype.

Competition proven

US made only

Sub amp - Same as above ($800 - $1500)

Also, is it true Phoenix Golds amps are no longer made in the US? Is the McIntosh 6 channel MCC406M a good choice for my mids and highs? It is 50 x 4 and 100 x 2. I am not sure this is enough power.

Thanx in advance for your suggestions.

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[maylar 10+ year member]

1) You'll get a lot more responses if you use an intellegent subject line.

2) "Top shelf" speakers can cost up to $7,000. Whenever you ask for recommendations you MUST include a budget price. Folks around here are very adept at suggesting the best for your money.

 

[Techspert 10+ year member]

1) You'll get a lot more responses if you use an intellegent subject line.
2) "Top shelf" speakers can cost up to $7,000. Whenever you ask for recommendations you MUST include a budget price. Folks around here are very adept at suggesting the best for your money.

Thanks for responding...BTW, you misspelled intelligent

 

[Techspert 10+ year member]

I've updated the budget section on the original message.

 

[Techspert 10+ year member]

I'll just end this thread and recreate a new one...