Correct. Two channels of the amp to the component set and the other two channels bridged to the sub. Also, if I understand correctly the converter has two full range outputs and two sub outputs.
Correct. Two channels of the amp to the component set and the other two channels bridged to the sub. Also, if I understand correctly the converter has two full range outputs and two sub outputs.I have a question before a commit to an answer.
I see you want to keep the stock head unit;
So you are adding.......... a 2-ch line output converter, a 4-ch amp and a single sub.
Unfortunately I would still have to purchase an amp for my fronts so that would put me well over budget.I don't know enough about the amps on this page to recommend one but they are all under $300 and have speaker level inputs and are dedicated Sub woofer amps Class-D Amplifiers with Speaker Level Inputs at Sonic Electronix
Thank you. From the research I have done MB Quart made some pretty big improvements in 2013. Still not the MB Quart of the old days but supposed to be pretty decent. It's funny, in my mind MB Quart speakers are still among the best. It's sad that isn't the case.I've just spent the last hour looking at specs and id that MB Quart RA1000.4 does what it says it can, than I think you have outlined just about the best $600 system possible. I'm just skeptical about MD quart's quality I tried almost the exact same setup in a buddys car a few years ago using a factory headunit, Audiocontrol Line level converter, 250watt X4 MB Quart amp (I forget the model but it was there 1st attempt after the Maxsonics buy out) and components up front and a JL 12w6 in the hatch. It just under performed across the board, and within a few days the Amp was replaced and a week later a headunit went in.
How about the PPI BA2600.1D (900x1 @ 2 ohm) for the sub?Take a look at this Rockford Fosgate R600X5 600W 5-Chan Class AB D Prime Amplifier
is costs $100 more than the MBQuart but has speaker level inputs. on paper the 1000.4 would give the type R more power, I just trust Rockford better in this situation. and I use Hifonics in lots of customer's cars (Very good $$$$ -to- Watt ratio and owned by the same company as MB Quart)
Thanks. I figured that I was asking a little too much for a 140 but nothing wrong with some wishful thinking. In my defense I don't know what 140 is like on the newer sensors. I only had experience with the older ones.Toyota doors aren't bad.
I don't think you'll have enough power to get to 140db maybe the older audiocontrol Mic but not with a Termlab spl sensor. And not with a off the shelf enclosure.