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Old 15 October 2001 | 09:44 PM
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I have a MY00PPP and have started upgrading the ice.

I have:
Pioneer KEH+P8600R head unit (4x45watt 1xfront pre-out, 1xrear pre-out and 1xsubwoofer preout)
Pioneer CDX P670 CD Multi-changer
Pioneer 12" 400watt Sub (in ported box)

I need some advice about a nice speaker set-up to go with this kit.

Ive followed a few threads that recommend the Infinity 605s for the front. Do you guys amplify these or run them from the head unit?

Also what sort of amp/s would you suggest to run the kit.

I was going to go for two identical bridgeable 2 channel amps. One for the sub giving a 300watt mono output (run from the subwoofer pre-out) and the other running the Infinity's up front (run from the front pre-out). Is there a more efficient set-up to achieve the same delivery to the speakers?

And finally (sorry guys but I'm not too hot on ICE) is it worth upgrading the rears?



Old 15 October 2001 | 10:43 PM
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Amplify the 605CS. Then you will be able to give them about 8 times as much power as your headunit could (really). A 4 channel amp would do the trick with bridging 2 channels for the sub as you describe, other 2 for the 605CS or whatever you get.
Old 16 October 2001 | 06:42 PM
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Cheers John,

I think I will go the 605 route as they are
relatively cheap and well recommended here at scoobynet.

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