damarble

So far I've read until my head is about to explode and I haven't even touched the tip of the iceberg when it comes to car audio. I hesitate to ask advice from a audio shop because I can tell they either don't know what they're talking about, and/or want to sell me the most exspensive stuff. I'm not trying to build a show winning system just something that sounds nice and clean.

My car uses 6.5" speakers in the front and 6x9" in the rear. So far I have a pair of Infinity Kappa 60.7cs components for the front that are rated at 2ohm, 90w RMS. I also have a older RF Punch 400a4 amp, rated at 4x50w at 4ohm or 4x100w at 2ohm. The rest of the system in still in the air at this point. I'm unsure if I should just use the comps up front and not use rears, just go for a sub(s) (with 2nd amp of course). I'm getting conflicting info on whether that is a good solution or not. It would work out perfect for me mounting the subs, as I could put two 10's under the rear dash where the stock 6x9's were, there is plenty of room, and that would save me a ton of trunk space too.

So any suggestions? I have zero experiance with car audio, just what I've read. I like many people here am a computer geek first, audio afictionado second.

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