Car stereo advice

[Dmichels]

Ok 68 Charger I have a new head unit good 6x9 in the back and 4 inch in the dash. I want a little more base punch and need some advice for a sub in the trunk. I DO NOT want thump thump. I listen to rock and metal.
Thanks
Dave

[b5blue]

I've been looking into closely matching the RMS ratings of the speakers to the head unit. It's tricky as everyone posts Max watts but not RMS. I bought a TDK Boombox rated at 20 watts (With 2x 6 1/2 speakers.) and can't get over how good this thing ROCKS! Really sweet quality of sound with very strong bass/mids/highs and volume for just 20 watts. (You may not need a sub?)

[chargerboy69]

Ok 68 Charger I have a new head unit good 6x9 in the back and 4 inch in the dash. I want a little more base punch and need some advice for a sub in the trunk. I DO NOT want thump thump. I listen to rock and metal.
Thanks
Dave

I do too. . . . I run a single Rockford 10" sub. . works perfect.

[Mopar440+6]

If you're just looking to add more low end to your music, look into the Infinity Basslink and Bazooka tube powered subs or one of the other various "all-in-one" subwoofer systems. These tend to be relatively compact and will add enough bass to sound better than a factory system but not overpower everything else and rattle the car apart. I've installed more car stereos than I can count at this point so feel free to PM me if you've got any questions...

Bazooka
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_204BTA8100/Bazooka-BTA8100.html?tp=114

Infinity
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_108BASSLIN/Infinity-BassLink.html?tp=114

[Dmichels]

Thanks guys this is the info I was looking for
Dave