5thgenbryan

Ok so I recently picked up a 2000 maxima and my goal is to be heard a block away clearly audio wise of course what will I need for this goal? And what type of $$ am i looking to spend roughly?

j1904

Rockford fosgate

nismos14

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Put a cannon on it.


What exactly do you want to be heard from a block away? Bass? Vocals? Everything?

With sound that reaches that far away, it's likely going to a) cause you to lose hearing b) sound poor inside the car.

5thgenbryan

Lol well I guess a block away is kinda crazy I just want a loud clean , clear system not just the bass pounding like crazy and you barely hear vocals I just want a setup that works perfect altogether clarity is my goal

djfrestyl

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Oh look, another fresh owner with what I call "new car ambition"

Anything can be done....with a large enough budget.

So let's start there. How much are you looking to spend?

5thgenbryan

Between 1200 and 1500 tops

sow3r

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Not enough for a decent deck and speakers.

5thgenbryan

I already have a kenwood ddx514 touchscreen so its just speakers and amps

Rob1224

Hertz speakers always sound amazing with the right amp and tuning..EXTENSIVE tuning at that, their component systems are some of the best ive ever heard for their price range.

5thgenbryan

Thank you this is the type of answer I was looking for brands and different types of setups if it helps Im also planing on only runing one 12” for bass

GetDown

Don't know where you're located, but I would recommend going to some local audio meets, or shops and check out what people are running. Get some demo's and get a better idea of what you need for what you want to achieve.

If you only have a little over $1k you are definitely limited... You could probably get a deck, some mids/highs and a single 12 in a prefab box with a bass amp. Not the best, not the worst equipment, but might satisfy your goals.

As far as brands go, there are literally hundreds to choose from. Check out some local reputable shops, and do some online research.

tigersharkdude

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OP, dont ruin your hearing...........seriously going deaf blows donkey *****. My deafness isnt due to music, but dont do something to jeopardize your hearing.

5thgenbryan

sorry to hear that bro, im not trying to go that far tho just something nice loud and clean

tigersharkdude

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If you listen to treble loud enough that it can be heard clearly "a block away"....yeah thats not good for your hearing

5thgenbryan

Im not planing on having it that loud while im driving tho im just looking for that goal on full volume

kavitha

hi thanks for your information

T_Behr904

Check into Hybrid Audio. Over the last few years they have taken the car audio scene by storm and have won many awards.

As far as subwoofers go, I've always been a fan of Cerwin Vega. They have different levels according to your budget, with their Stroker series being the heavy hitter. Boston Acoustic would be my second choice for a subwoofer. Hybrid Audio does have subwoofers, but I haven't heard them so I'm still on the fence with them.

Pearl96Max

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So you are either

A: Young and striving for attention from others around you.

B: Hate your money, but are nice enough to spend it so Other People can hear what you are playing. How do you know they like what you are playing though ?

Both are, well, just silly.

AscendantMax

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it's all about the deebeeezzz yo

Pearl96Max

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It seems that way !

Kids ..