I currently have a Kenwood half din DSP which would fit perfectly in the space the CD holder is located.
My plan is to install the DSP and then run line out converters fromt he factory deck to the DSP.
Then I plan on getting one 10' or 12' sub in a closed box running from a Rockford Fosgate Punch 200.
Then, I have the Boston Acoustics 6.43 components which I will get installed somehow in the front. I have Infinity Kappas 6 1/2 components for the rear speakers. All running on Alpine V12 amp or whatever I decide to get.
Finally, disconnecting the factory sub.

The DSP gives me the capability to run front, rear, and Sub out. Also, I was going to get my system professionally tuned. I will have to pay a pretty penny though.

Tell me what you guys think?

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2000 Satin Silver TL
* Factory Bodykit
* Type S rims
* Comptech Springs
* Inspire Tails
* Burlwood knob
* ?% Tint

Ordered: AEM SRI (blue)

 

Sounds cool! But why don't you just tune it yourself, play with the DSP and the amp settings? Are you installing it yourself?

 

I am not going to hassle with the installation, or maybe some of it. The tuning is really difficult because I do not know how everything works. Plus you need a microphone and a frequency response measurement device. I want to get it tuned professionally and then record the setting just in case. I have had this DSP for many years now and still don't know exactly how to use it well. Maybe it's a piece of sh*t, but I don't think so.

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2000 Satin Silver TL
* Factory Bodykit
* Type S rims
* Comptech Springs
* Inspire Tails
* Burlwood knob
* ?% Tint

Ordered: AEM SRI (blue)