Should I get this audio sistem for my car or?

Question

I want to buy this kind of setup but I'm kind of beginner at this and maybe you can help me finding the best solution to this:

Subwoofer: Sony GTX121LC
Amplifier: Sony XM-GTX6041
Radio CD Player: Sony CDXGT450U

I want to know if it is worth buying for my 2009 Hyundai Accent cause for me it could be to much power, and at the same time I want to know how much my battery will last if I get those. Also I don't want for my car body to shake like to some other people (maybe I'll need sound and vibra isolation).

I want some opinions about this or maybe recommend something else decent with not so much power and good price. Thanks!

Answer 1

this is good. no vibes

Answer 2

Hey, that is your best option for a car. If you could fined a big car to fit the subwoofer in that would be better. The subwoofer does take up a lot of space in the truck a a car. You have to ask someone else about the vibration for the car

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Your choice of a sub is not really a sub, it's mix of a sub and woofer. If you put it in the trunk, the higher frequencies, like from 200 - 1000 may not come to you, or they will be soft. All this will do is create noise and distortions. I suggest you get these components:



Polk Audio DB1040DVC Dual 4 ohms 10" db Series Car Subwoofer



http://www.techronics.com/caraudio_10442_Polk-Audio-DB1040DVC-Dual-4-ohms-10-inch-db-Series-Car-Subwoofer.html



Here is a good sealed enclosure for your sub:

Absolute MSHF-10 Single 10" Sealed MDF Enclosure



http://www.techronics.com/caraudio_14748_Absolute-MSHF-10-Single-10-inch-Sealed-MDF-Enclosure.html





The head unit is good, good features, etc.





Your choice for the amp is off. It does not include a channel to power your sub.



Here is a nice amp I found for you.



Kenwood Excelon X700-5 1200W 5-Channel eXcelon Power Audio Amplifier



You can connect to it front speakers and front tweeters, and rear speakers.

Plus

It gives 300 rms watts of power on channel 5 for your sub.



http://www.techronics.com/caraudio_15345_Kenwood-Excelon-X700-5-1200W-5-Channel-eXcelon-Power-Audio-Amplifier.html



For the front I suggest you get Polk Audio with separate tweeters.

For the rear, I suggest Pioneer series D (only this series sound good from them)



If you don’t want to replace speakers and you don’t want to play music through an amp,

You can stay with your current speakers. I then suggest you get 20-30rms watt tweeters. Connect them to your front speakers in parallel.



In this case you don’t need a 5 channel amp. You only need a 300-500 rms watt 1 channel mono amp



Kenwood X500-1 500W RMS, Monoblock eXcelon Series Digital Power Amp.



http://www.techronics.com/caraudio_15674_Kenwood-X500-1-500W-RMS-Monoblock-eXcelon-Series-Digital-Power-Amp-.html



If you don’t get an amp, at least replace the stock speakers with nice after market speakers. They will play much better than your current stock speakers.





You have a lot to consider. Go for quality, not quantity. You will see that without distortion and noise you get clean brilliant sound, and that with clean sound you don't need much power to enjoy hours and hours of music that will make your soul smile.

Answer 5

i would go with pioneer i have had a sony head unit that flip down and all that good stuff when that got nicked i bought my self the pioneer head unit with the real big knob in the middle the sound quaility is much better you can do so much with the sound with pioneer sub control and all that stuff go with pioneer