Can it handle it: Yes
Can the alternator produce a constant enough current to run 2000w of bass: Nope
I've fit larger systems into similar sized cars (like 4 10's and a 16 running over 5000w rms total), and while you get an absurd amount of flexing and rattling, the car doesn't completely fall...
$50 bucks is the going rate for every professional instillation. You might be able to find someone off the street to do it for $30, but if they screw something up, what are you going to do? Atleast if you pay the $50 at BBY or CarToys, you're covered incase something happens during the install...
$50 bucks is the going rate for every professional instillation. You might be able to find someone off the street to do it for $30, but if they screw something up, what are you going to do? Atleast if you pay the $50 at BBY or CarToys, you're covered incase something happens during the install...
This is where is comes down to money or quality.
A good in-dash unit with bluetooth, av-out puts, and ipod would be the JVC AVX44. It usually runs $500, but it's going to last you much longer than cheap-o Jensen, or Dual.
If you are looking for something in a double din, I would look at the...
This is where is comes down to money or quality.
A good in-dash unit with bluetooth, av-out puts, and ipod would be the JVC AVX44. It usually runs $500, but it's going to last you much longer than cheap-o Jensen, or Dual.
If you are looking for something in a double din, I would look at the...
This is where is comes down to money or quality.
A good in-dash unit with bluetooth, av-out puts, and ipod would be the JVC AVX44. It usually runs $500, but it's going to last you much longer than cheap-o Jensen, or Dual.
If you are looking for something in a double din, I would look at the...
This is where is comes down to money or quality.
A good in-dash unit with bluetooth, av-out puts, and ipod would be the JVC AVX44. It usually runs $500, but it's going to last you much longer than cheap-o Jensen, or Dual.
If you are looking for something in a double din, I would look at the...
This is where is comes down to money or quality.
A good in-dash unit with bluetooth, av-out puts, and ipod would be the JVC AVX44. It usually runs $500, but it's going to last you much longer than cheap-o Jensen, or Dual.
If you are looking for something in a double din, I would look at the...
This is where is comes down to money or quality.
A good in-dash unit with bluetooth, av-out puts, and ipod would be the JVC AVX44. It usually runs $500, but it's going to last you much longer than cheap-o Jensen, or Dual.
If you are looking for something in a double din, I would look at the...
This is where is comes down to money or quality.
A good in-dash unit with bluetooth, av-out puts, and ipod would be the JVC AVX44. It usually runs $500, but it's going to last you much longer than cheap-o Jensen, or Dual.
If you are looking for something in a double din, I would look at the...
BestBuy can do installs, but go to the biggest store in your area, so that you are sure to get their best installer.
Circuit City used to do installs but they've sold to a liquidator, so they don't do installs any more.
Tay...... stfu.... gain relates to the low level input of the amplifier, not the power output of the amplifier. Using the gain to increase "boom" is like turing your oven up hotter to try to bake cookies faster. It doesn't work, it just causes sh!t to burn and catch fire.
Okay Tim, Starting...
Depends on the amplifier. There are specific amps designed for specific speakers. Class A, B, A/B, T, and digital D amplifiers are designed for full range speakers (tweeters through subs), class D amplifiers are only for subs, as they only produce low frequencies. You generally need one...
First things first, you definetly not advised to use home audio equipment in the car. There are reasons they make car stereo equipment. Voltage variants, weather conditions, rough driving, etc...
That said, what are you meaning by the "whole stereo"? We need more info on what exactly you are...
Ideally, a system is designed so that the EQ settings don't need to be changed. Certain things like Loudness Curves can cause change the way your ears perceive different styles.
At most, the treble and bass should only be a few clicks from center, anything more and your most likely forcing the...