Hell Yeah!!! There is an awsome amount of basic information here!!!

I love "feeling the music! :metal: I would say check out a head unit with a time alignment feature and try to keep your components as close as possible. Like maybe a woofer in the kick with the tweeter mounted on the grill in axis with the woofer, and the other woofer as low and forward in the...

Also wondering about tweeter locations. How do I experiment with these?

Wow! Lots of learning here. Very interesting also. I don't mind being a little surrounded by music as long as most of it is in front of me. And yes I like it loud enough to piss off the old folk at a stop light. Makes me laugh when I get a dirty look and they roll up there windows. Anyway will two p...

Interesting set of comments from all. Soundstage is better understood by me now. I am a (42 yr old) metal-head,mosltly older tunes from the motley crue or dio era. I like alot of newer metal too. Even hardcore stuff, but mostly just good head banging stuff. Having said that I like an absolutely CLEA...

I am not sure I understand. I would like at least two sets of speakers. How do speakers on the sides of the rear seats ruin the "sound"? The subs are in the very rear of the Trans Am. I am sure speakers in the hatch area would hurt the low frequency sound wave coming from the subs. But the...

I want to wire 2 sets of RSD65c 6.5"components in parrallel/per channel of an Rsd500.4 amp. Is this OK? This will be in the front of my 1998 Trans Am in the doors and some Q-logic kickpalels. the rear channels would be hosting a pair of these Rsd65c 6.5"ers in the rear seat area and a pair...

I want to wire 2 sets of RSD65c 6.5"components in parrallel/per channel of an Rsd500.4 amp. Is this OK? This will be in the front of my 1998 Trans Am in the doors and some Q-logic kickpalels. the rear channels would be hosting a pair of these Rsd65c 6.5"ers in the rear seat area and a pair...