Audio help!

mistaj0hnny

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Have a couple questions...seems like car audio is wayy more confusing than I'd though it would be so bare with me if I sound like an idiot! I tried doing some research and asked in the 3rd gen forum but still a little lost.

I currently have a 12WOv2 JL Audio 300w sub powered by a JL Audio monoblock G1300. Aftermarket Alpine deck installed as well. Stock speakers. Had this setup since the beginning of summer.

I think the speakers are starting to give out, 'cause everything just sounds crappy.

Obviously, I need some new speakers. I want to get the whole setup with the front and backs. My question is, what kind of amp setup do I need to power the new speakers and the sub? I'm looking to purchase a decent set from Infinity if that means anything.

Am I going to have to get rid of the mono block and purchase a 4-channel amp ? or do I leave the mono block there and add a 4 channel amp? :confused:

Or if this all sounds wrong, what do you all suggest I do to improve the sound quality? Thanks for any inputs.


oh, and if anyone can give a good ballpark price range of the new setup, that would help!
 
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Leave the mono amp you already have and add a 4 channel. You could get away with a two channel amp for the fronts and run the rears off your headunit if you wanted to save some money. You could also get a 5 channel amp that runs everything but I am not too fond of those. You already have a headunit and a sub so for a very decent system I would say less than $600 should do it.
 
I would leave the mono block to power the subs and buy a four channel amp to power your midrange. You should be fine with this set up. Just make sure that the amp has enough rms power to push your speakers. Don't go by the advertise watts on the amp or speakers but rather look at their rms. Try to match them up for optimal sound.
 
Thanks for the help, guys.
I plan on doing the upgrade soon, so I'll keep you all posted.

Found a good deal on a JL Audio 300/4 so I might just pick that up soon.
Any other input is appreciated!
 

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