If your just looking for loud on each side put a row of 4 or 5 RE MT's or DD 9900 make sur the boxes are huge and ported correctly, also make sure you power system is adequete. Proboboly need dual 250a alts ran with 0/1 gauge and probobly ten batteries also, this is only if money really isnt an option, cause it wont be cheap.
okay if money isnt a option i guess you have money for a camera we want to see pics of your truck and when you get your "loudest system" show us the pics......
saying money no object is the worst thing u can say ever......n then u say that all u want is a 10 or 12 ....hmmmmmm.......seem like u got alot 2 learn...dont get me wrong u will learn 1day....but wat is ur goal....u should tell u wat kind of music u like....do want deep bass or punchy.....loudness or a very controled bass tone....wut....tell us sumthin but since money is no object just get this alternator setup ....n fit that in ur dodge ram .....since money is no object
ok lets start over i only want to spend 2 grand on the hole thing is that ok i listen to alot of rap and rock country i want goog spl and sq but i want deep bass with good mids and highs all this is new to me and i am realy wanting help i would like to have 2 12's but i want them to face out and under the rear seat would id max be a good sub or would me jl audio w3 be better?
get some morel comps. some mmat amp or some rainbow comps and some addison amps, or go to Elite audio.com and post there. No ill intended. Just they may be abl to point you in the higher end spectrum..
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Yea... some of us (don't look at me) spend a TON of money on their systems. I don't even dare to add mine up, I'll probably puke. Money is always of importance, because in car audio, you could literally spend a 1+ million fairly easily...
As said earlier, pics would be nice. Is your truck a Ram 1500/2500 truck? Full rear doors or the half doors with no door handles or is it a two door with a small bench in the back?
I will assume it's a 1500/2500 since you said "old style". This model seems to have 6.5" front speakers and 5" rear speakers.
You'll need to modify the front and rear doors to accomodate some good 3-way 6x9s. Get a good 600-1000 watt 4-channel amp for the door speakers and mount it under the driver's seat. Get an 800-1000 watt 2-channel amp for the subs and mount it under the passenger seat.
For the subs under the bench you'll probably have to have a body shop cut out the big humps under the left and right seats and fabricate a frame to mount the bench bottom to proper height or mount the bench bottom to the bass box. Leave the raised tunnel that runs under the center of the seat to not interfere with the drive-train.
This sound kind of drastic but would not need visible body work to be done. Cut, weld and Undercoat it. This will allow a bass box to be made to fit under the bench which unfortunately doesn't normally allow boxes of any good size.
A pair of 12"s should fit if the front face of the box is laid back at a 35-45 degree angle (10's are probably sufficient though).
I sketched a diagram of a box that would then work under the bench.
Finally, buy a good head unit that has 4 RCA jacks (power output of the HU isn't a factor here) on the back and wire it to the first amp and then run the signal through that one to the second amp.
Install a high-output alternator and you should be good to go. This should give you plenty of headaches, probably more during the install than after but you'll definitely have a loud enough stereo to hurt your ears.
thanks for the info joe but could i ask what brand of stuff do i need to get i dont know anyof this i have 2 12w'3 and i dont want to go threw all the trouble for the 12's so i will probably do the 10's have any advice?
i guess not. everyone must hate you. or you could wait longer than 53 minutes. my advice, start a new thread with what little you learned in this one, since this one is too long to read now.
Which brands you buy depend on your budget and which items sound better to you. Make sure you match your speakers to your amps by the power output rating, ask the store employee which wattage Amp will power the speakers that sound good to you. Just beware that some salesmen will push their favorite brands or those that'll get them a better commission (if they work on commission).
Go pick your speakers (keeping them similar in power rating) and then come back here with your choices and maybe someone here will give you some good feedback as to whether they will go good together and which amps will push them well.
This was posted elsewhere in this forum, I hope it helps:
All Car Audio Brands Rated!!!!!! I've put this into three sections: ------------------------------------------------------------------- Bad -------------------------------------------------------------------
American HiFi (Rockwood) American Pro Audiovox Boss DHD JDL Jensen Kenwood (speakers) Kraco Kronik LA Sound Legacy Optimus Planet Audio Power Acoustik Profile Pyle Pyramid Rockwood Sherwood Sony (amplifiers, speakers) Sound Storm Sparkomatic SPL Audio Thump Ultimate Sounds Visonik Volfenhag ------------------------------------------------------------------- Moderate -------------------------------------------------------------------
Alpine (amplifiers and speakers) Audiobahn Blaupunkt Aiwa Crunch Hifonics Hollywood Kenwood (amplifiers, head units) Lanzar Lightning Audio MA Audio Matsui MTX Panasonic Pioneer (amplifiers and speakers) Precision Power (PPI) (newer amps) Rockford Fosgate Sony (HUs)
------------------------------------------------------------------- Recommended ------------------------------------------------------------------- Altec Lansing Alumapro Ample Audio Audio Development Boston Acoustics Cerwin Vega Clarion Crossfire Crystal Digital Designs (DD) Directed (DEI) Earthquake Eaton Helix Illusion Image Dynamics Infinity JBL (amplifiers) JVC Digifine Kicker Lunar MB Quart Memphis Audio MMATS MTX (amplifiers) Phoenix Gold (some models) Polk Audio Rockford Fosgate (some models) Soundstream USAcoustics a/d/s Adire Alpine (head units, signal processors) Arc Audio Audax Audio Control Brax Butler Audio CD Technologies (CDT) Diamond Audio DynAudio Eclipse (Fujitsu Ten) Focal Harrison Labs Infinity Kappa JL Audio Kove Luxman McIntosh Laboratories Morel Nakamichi Orion OZ Audio Pioneer Premiere Precision Power (PPI) (Art & Power series amps, old) Rainbow Sinfoni US Amps Xtant Zapco
....hmmmmmm.......seem like u got alot 2 learn...dont get me wrong u will learn 1day....but wat is ur goal....u should tell u wat kind of music u like....do want deep bass or punchy.....loudness or a very controled bass tone....wut....tell us sumthin but since money is no object just get this alternator setup
....n fit that in ur dodge ram .....since money is no object 
