Audio help?!

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Liam-O

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 Solihull
I've been wanting to fill those useless holes behind the seats since buying the car but despite 2 years of looking I've not decided on what I need. I'm not that much of an audio guru but know there are people who are.

My budget is £350, for this I need an amp, 2 subs and any wiring, sound deadening or whatever else you think I require.

Ideally the amp would fit in and be suitable for the amp space in the boot.

So my question to the audio guys is, what shall I buy?

I know for £350 I'm not going to get the best sound, something mid range I expect (let me know if its not worth bothering with that budget)
 
Pair of these subwoofers:

http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/hyb-i6sw-hybrid-audio-i6sw-subwoofer.html

This amp:

http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/alpine-pmx-t320.html

wiring kit:

http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/celsus-cnk4dr-wiring-kit.html

some deadening;

http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/silent-coat-starter-set.html

Total:£322.95 leaving you change for a bit of wood for the front baffle. you're also going to need some speaker wire from your stereo to your amplifier for the signal as you will be using the amplifiers built in line out connector. If you plan on changing your factory stereo at some point in the future you might wish to purchase a separate line out convertor (12.95 - see link below) and run the RCA (included in the wiring kit) to 'future proof' as it were.

If you want to upgrade, change your amp for something better, however you may need one of these:

http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/celsus-lc2-adjustable-converter.html

It may also be worth giving them a call. These products have a nice margin on them which they can pass on to you.

Note to everyone reading: the line out convertor isn't the best solution out there (it isn't the worst either) however the built in one does do a satisfactory job considering that it's only for subwoofers.
 
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