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~Rob · 07-17-2006, 11:16 AM

OK 306 this is what you do...

Save your money and upgrade it one piece at a time when you can afford it. Take time to do your research and find something that's in your budget but delivers good quality.

JBL components, I'm told, are extremely tasty. Your "crappy amp" as Red puts it will run the speakers, but don't expect them to be anywhere near their full potential when you crank it up loud.

But the components and start saving for a JBL amp.

Just one thing... don't get bored of saving and settle for 6x9's. If you do then I will personally hunt you down and shoot you

EDIT: I was using a JVC KDG-501 and a mate has the 401. JVC have some excellent stuff on the market and the head unit you have is very nice indeed. I have a feeling I've installed one of them for a friend, but it may have been a Pioneer that looked similar... Anyways, keep the unit

07-17-2006, 11:16 AM	#31
~Rob Newbie Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: UK Posts: 51	OK 306 this is what you do... Save your money and upgrade it one piece at a time when you can afford it. Take time to do your research and find something that's in your budget but delivers good quality. JBL components, I'm told, are extremely tasty. Your "crappy amp" as Red puts it will run the speakers, but don't expect them to be anywhere near their full potential when you crank it up loud. But the components and start saving for a JBL amp. Just one thing... don't get bored of saving and settle for 6x9's. If you do then I will personally hunt you down and shoot you EDIT: I was using a JVC KDG-501 and a mate has the 401. JVC have some excellent stuff on the market and the head unit you have is very nice indeed. I have a feeling I've installed one of them for a friend, but it may have been a Pioneer that looked similar... Anyways, keep the unit Last edited by ~Rob; 07-17-2006 at 11:20 AM.