I whore alpine every thread you can get two pairs of coaxials for 150 two pairs of components for 310 4channel amps around 250 sub amp 250 full stinger kit with 17ft RCAs for 120 two 12s for 150

150 coaxials
250 amp - They arent in yet so I'm praying they are the same price as the 05 series
250 amp - same as above
120 kits
150 subs
A good headunit will run between 150 and 300 after discout.


I'm throwing numbers from past installs so thats a ballpark area, the kits /wires/RCAs usually are less than 120 and they are best quality and cheap ass walmart shit.

 

Why dont you get the car/truck first. A sub setup will be completely differant for a car with a trunk than a truck with no back seat. You dont even know what size speakers- 6x9's are more expensive than 5". Will the car need an amp bypass? Will a dashkit need to be made? What the hell is Dual and Crossfire? I can crap in a box and give it a real warranty from my real ass. Theres way too many variables to pick a system without knowing what kind of car. You can build a very nice system for $1000- front and rear coaxials, deck, sub/amp/box, wires and install. Be prepared to spend up to $1500 though cause youre gonna hear something more expensive that youll like. That is all.

 

infinity's kappa fronts and reference rears - 150 + 120
270

some premade subs and box - 12's like u want - 300
570

alpine headunit - 150

720

wiring - 80

800

some amp -250ish

1050

i dunno, some of that stuff is cheapied out though, but thats generally what i have =P I have a Polk Subwoofer in the back and it sounds nice and loud, though i'd generally reccomend it for hiphop/rap stuff since its a ported. But if thats your thing, expect it to be loud, fairly clear, and powerful.

gg


+Plus - You HAVE to order this stuff online, retail = rape. I'd definately look into places that are trustable though, i reccomend Crutchfield for their excellent service and warranties and http://www.hookedontronics.com/ , its based here in florida so kinda expect next day shipping (if not two day) and they have some really cheap prices =D, i bought my front kappa speakers from there and i'm happy =].

good luck

 

Crutchfield is sometimes MORE expensive than retail stores. Plus if somethings broken or missing or DOES break you have to deal with shipping it back to them...

 

they usually pay for shipping back.

and when i find something at crutchfield, i use it as a spec reference more than anything since yes i agree that they are a bit more expensive but sometimes the cheaper online stores lack a great deal more information..

But yeah, online stores are the way to go man.

 

hmm i think about it