First off I have to say what I thought I knew about car audio was not even the tip of the iceberg. After reading a ton on this, as well as other forums, I have A LOT to learn. I just wish I had done more research and asked more questions and took more advice right off the hop.
Anywho...On to the fun stuff...
My system is composed of the following:
2013 F150 with the Sony premium sound system
Stock HU and Amp
Rockford Fosgate Punch 6.5" component set in stock locations (front doors and pillars)
Rockford Fosgate Punch 6x8 3 ways in rear doors
JL SSI & Cleansweep
JL JX 400/4D
JL JX 500/1D
JL 10tw3 in a custom box that I made (0.5 cubic feet)
JL 4 gauge power wire and ground
This is the first time I have installed my own stereo equipment but I can say it has been extremely satisfying being able to say that I did everything from doing all the wiring to fabricating my sub box. Now comes the "tweaks"...To make the most out of my system.
From what I have read, an equalizer will truly enable me to bring my system to its full potential. What would be a good, budget friendly way of doing this? I am not afraid of a bit of a challenge at all...Just would like some options and advice. The equipment I have is what I will work with....I don't want this to me a "you should have bought this"...Or "why did you buy that" sort of thing. All I am after is a nice sounding system that makes me smile everytime I listen to it. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif
Thanks guys.
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Anywho...On to the fun stuff...
My system is composed of the following:
2013 F150 with the Sony premium sound system
Stock HU and Amp
Rockford Fosgate Punch 6.5" component set in stock locations (front doors and pillars)
Rockford Fosgate Punch 6x8 3 ways in rear doors
JL SSI & Cleansweep
JL JX 400/4D
JL JX 500/1D
JL 10tw3 in a custom box that I made (0.5 cubic feet)
JL 4 gauge power wire and ground
This is the first time I have installed my own stereo equipment but I can say it has been extremely satisfying being able to say that I did everything from doing all the wiring to fabricating my sub box. Now comes the "tweaks"...To make the most out of my system.
From what I have read, an equalizer will truly enable me to bring my system to its full potential. What would be a good, budget friendly way of doing this? I am not afraid of a bit of a challenge at all...Just would like some options and advice. The equipment I have is what I will work with....I don't want this to me a "you should have bought this"...Or "why did you buy that" sort of thing. All I am after is a nice sounding system that makes me smile everytime I listen to it. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif
Thanks guys.
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