Looking to spend around 3-4K for a full system

[Dilen 0]

I am looking to spend around 3-4K on a full system every tiny from a head unit to audio treatment, 2 12” sub and everything but I have no idea what I am doing haha I want to go with a full rockford Fosgate setup, any help is much appreciated the shops by me refuse to sell me Rockford lol 

ps I drive a 2018 Toyota Camry SE

[jcarter1885 962]

I'm not against Rockford and love there products. But you can still get quality products and stretch that 3-4k a lot more. 

 

Do you plan on adding a secondary battery, h/o alternator?

How much power are you wanting to run?

Any goals you want to achieve with this system?

[Dilen 0]

2 hours ago, jcarter1885 said:

I'm not against Rockford and love there products. But you can still get quality products and stretch that 3-4k a lot more. 

 

Do you plan on adding a secondary battery, h/o alternator?

How much power are you wanting to run?

Any goals you want to achieve with this system?

Ummm Idk and I’m open to all ideas, I’m looking for a lot of bump but also Quality being at the top and as for the battery and the “power” i have no fucking idea haha 

[MKader17 323]

$3-4K is a lot of money that can also go really quick if you don't have a plan.

A few questions to help guide the process.

• Do you plan on doing the work yourself?
  • Are you willing to learn the details of RMS vs peak power to help build a quality system
  • Are  you comfortable with removing panels off your car?
  • Are you comfortable with tools in order to build a quality subwoofer box?
  • If not, do you have a friend that has previously put together systems that would be willing to help?
  • If not, you will probably need to find a reputable shop. Understandably, your $3-4K won't stretch as far due to the cost of labor.
• What are your real goals?
  • Listen to high quality music?
  • Impressive friends with a rattling trunk?
  • Do you want to maintain trunk space?
  • Reduce road noise to increase your music experience?
  • Just be loud?
• Any reason why you specifically want 2 12's?