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Alright so i have been thinking of buying an 10" FI Q sub and i am quite positive that its what i want. But the only downside is that i have no idea about the size of the amp that would be a good size for this, and also the right gauge wire.. my cousin is going to help me with installation, but first i would like some suggestions for wiring and amps. So if someone could help me out that would be great.. thanks

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well i would say about $300 . I'm trying to keep the total budget of the setup under $1000

Expect to spend around ~$100 on wiring for your amp.

Weldingsupply.com has great cable and it doesn't cost extra for "pixie dust car audio".

And then you'll need a fuse, fuseholder, and small wire for your remote turn on, oh and some ring terminals :P

well i would say about $300 . I'm trying to keep the total budget of the setup under $1000

You could buy a used saz1500d for a little under 300, and you'd have some headroom.

Also some people will chime in on AQ and audiopipe amps, I've personally never used them so I don't have any input on them.

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thanks man, the site seems solid. any idea of what gauge i should get, or would that depend on the amp?

The new Sundown SAX-1200D would be a great choice for an amplifier .... http://www.soundsolu...%252d1200D.html

Another option would be the SAX-125.2 http://www.soundsolu...%252d125.2.html depending on the voice coil option you choose for your "Q".

This amp wiring kit would be a great choice .... http://www.knukoncep...?prodID=KOL-AK4

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The new Sundown SAX-1200D would be a great choice for an amplifier .... http://www.soundsolu...%252d1200D.html

Another option would be the SAX-125.2 http://www.soundsolu...%252d125.2.html depending on the voice coil option you choose for your "Q".

This amp wiring kit would be a great choice .... http://www.knukoncep...?prodID=KOL-AK4

Thanks man, that's a huge help.. Now i was just wondering what do all the options mean when i am configuring the sub on the site?

The new Sundown SAX-1200D would be a great choice for an amplifier .... http://www.soundsolu...%252d1200D.html

Another option would be the SAX-125.2 http://www.soundsolu...%252d125.2.html depending on the voice coil option you choose for your "Q".

This amp wiring kit would be a great choice .... http://www.knukoncep...?prodID=KOL-AK4

Thanks man, that's a huge help.. Now i was just wondering what do all the options mean when i am configuring the sub on the site?

Here you go do a thorough read and choose wisely grasshopper! ... :P

https://ssl.perfora.net/www.ficaraudio.com/sess/utn;jsessionid=154cc0530056884/shopdata/0070_Tech/0070_Speakers/0030_Tech.Q/product_overview.shopscript

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Lol. Alright thanks man, i can't believe i didnt think of that.

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haha okay, but one more question.. if i decide to run this system without an aftermarket head unit it will still sound good, right?

haha okay, but one more question.. if i decide to run this system without an aftermarket head unit it will still sound good, right?

it will sound good but usually the factory HU limit the volume and u wont have lpf and hpf and rca preouts

only buy alpine, clarion and pioneer headunits

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haha okay, but one more question.. if i decide to run this system without an aftermarket head unit it will still sound good, right?

it will sound good but usually the factory HU limit the volume and u wont have lpf and hpf and rca preouts

Yeah thanks , i know getting aftermarket would probably make it sound better. but for now i just need some bass.... lol

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