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Getting High....With the stereo

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I wanted to get some input on components as I have had little luck with getting the goods. I have limited car audio dealerships near me and they all seem to deal about 6 manufacturers and not all that great. The best I hear around here tends to be the cheaper JL VR series. Thats not saying much I'm sure, so any suggestions for someone who cant ear them. I like them to be linear, meaning not bright in the highs and not flat in the mid bass region. And worst of all they have to be competent for my next attempt at an LSQ vehicle which will be most likely a trio of Fi SSD 15's powered by a SunDown Saz-3000D at 1.33 ohms ( I'm banking on 2250 - 2500 watts there.) I am expecting to have to run at least 2 sets on each door of the Suburban. Power for the components unknown until I decide on the components themselves. Thx to all whom replies.

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well......

I would say you are looking for SPL. your LSQ term doesn't really line up with what you described, but I could be wrong and you just want 2000 watts of overhead.

You're best bet to get some components that will not sound like trash is to skip the whole component issue, and go for an active system. If you don't have a HU yet, or if you have one you need to replace, get one that will run 2 way active.

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Can you explain your goals a little more? Meaning other then "SQL" and the number of components you plan to put in each door. Or are you just looking for loud and not so much staging and clarity?

Do you want them to keep up with the sub woofers? Do you have an amplifier for them yet? Do you have a budget? Do you have size limitations? Are you willing to try active?

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