are these any good?

[reaper1_3 0]

been offered this setup below was wondering if it was any good and how much it was worth?

i am only looking at running speakers including a set in the doors and a set of 6x9,s not really sure if i need all of this if not any advice?

do i need 2 3 or 4 channel??

 

Jet Sound 300 Watt Model JS 4090G

 

MOS-FET TECH 2x150 Watt, Bridgeable 1x300 Watt

 

Low or high level input

 

Gain control

 

Full or Sub range cross over filter

 

Power protection

 

Pro sound 120 Watt 4 channel Low or high level input

 

Gain control

 

4ch or 2ch switch

 

Startech Suppressor Model HYN-18

 

High quality noise suppressor

 

Isolation transformer

 

Cabels and accessories 2x Distribution blocks

 

1x in-line fuse block

 

5m High Quality RCA lead

 

5m RCA lead

 

5m power lead 5mm

[billinjah 0]

you need 4 channel, that set up is very low quality, imho you would be better offgetting a nice headunit and running all your speakers from that

[stevemac 0]

The Pro-Sound 4 channel amp will be okay for the front/rear speakers - I have a similar one in my car.

 

I assume the other will be for a sub ?

If so, try to get one with a slightly bigger power handling.

[reaper1_3 0]

thanks guys would i be better then getting a 4 channel amp as i intend to upgrade later with a sub in the boot obviously...!

[stevemac 0]

In your list - there appear to be 2 seperate amps.

 

The 4 channel Pro-Sound one should be okay for the front & rear speakers but won't power the sub.

 

If you're fitting a sub - get the highest output, 2 channel amp that you can afford. This can then be "bridged" to supply a single channel to the sub.

 

 

I have a Pro-Sound 4x120w amp in my car - powering VIBE component front speakers & the biggest 6x9's your likely to see, in my MDF parcel shelf. I can vouch for the sound quality - sounds great !

[Bobby 0]

Get an alpine 4 channel that runs a decent rms.Unless you have people in the back all the time i would go for a component setu up up front door speaker for mids some dash tweets and then leave the 6*9's out and have a sub for the rear. Runn the sub on a class d mono amp and that should sound pretty sweet when you sat in the front of the car.

[reaper1_3 0]

Thanks all good advice as always will have to give this some thought have already got the front speakers and 6 x9s in an mdf shelf so will probably go for a 4 channel amp and see how it sounds!! :D