Budget 4 Channel Amp Install

jikhead · 02-11-2010, 10:28 PM

I think I can help you some. I wanted to get as good as I thought on the cheap. So I bought Pioneer 6.75" TS-D's for the fronts, a Pioneer 10" shallow sub, Alpine MFR-300 amp, an Audio Control LS6. I will run channels 1/2 to the front which is 50 watts per channel. Leaving the rear speakers hooked up to the Bose amp. Channels 3/4 are getting bridged to the sub for 150 watts. I started working on this two weekends ago but it snowed that weekend and I couldn't get my car up my street. Then I had to go out of town for work and I've been in AL for two weeks. If I can finally leave tomorrow night I should be able to finish it up this weekend. However, it's supposed to snow here in Tuscaloosa and I might not even be able to leave even if I wanted to. Anyway, I located those components as cheap as possible and it cost me about $440 (doesn't include the MDF to build my box, wiring, etc.). I'm expecting big results with this and will let you know.

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02-11-2010, 10:28 PM	#2 (permalink)
jikhead Enthusiast Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Little Rock, AR Posts: 425 Drives: 09 370Z Blue 6spd Rep Power: 185	I think I can help you some. I wanted to get as good as I thought on the cheap. So I bought Pioneer 6.75" TS-D's for the fronts, a Pioneer 10" shallow sub, Alpine MFR-300 amp, an Audio Control LS6. I will run channels 1/2 to the front which is 50 watts per channel. Leaving the rear speakers hooked up to the Bose amp. Channels 3/4 are getting bridged to the sub for 150 watts. I started working on this two weekends ago but it snowed that weekend and I couldn't get my car up my street. Then I had to go out of town for work and I've been in AL for two weeks. If I can finally leave tomorrow night I should be able to finish it up this weekend. However, it's supposed to snow here in Tuscaloosa and I might not even be able to leave even if I wanted to. Anyway, I located those components as cheap as possible and it cost me about $440 (doesn't include the MDF to build my box, wiring, etc.). I'm expecting big results with this and will let you know.