Advice for better sound

>I want to share my advice for improving sound in medium sized cars, and have a discussion about car audio in general.
>I bought an '05 subaru legacy gt with a "$6,000" sound system put together by an audio shop in Maryland.
The morel speaker +crossover package retains the stock mounts for the front tweeters+speakers, as well as the rear speakers, while the trunk has been built around 2x12" JL sub box with 2 fiberglass enclosures for the cabin and sub amps.

Firstly I want to stress that no matter what kind of setup you have (even stock) that adding sound deadening material to the doors themselves and fixing rattles in the interior will make a huge difference in the way the car sounds.

That being said, every car is different. And you will have to learn how to assemble everything correctly unless you can afford to pay $80+hr for someone else to do it.

Veeky Forums isn't a good place to have discussions about car audio because they can't afford to drop 3-5 grand on a decent setup. Busriders just always use these threads to shitpost.

>hella hornzzz bruh!!

pls stop

I have a 1990 Cadillac coupe deville and slapped a 1200w amp, 12"sub, headunit, and speakers in.

>paid 500 for car
>100 sub
>2some amp +wiring
>100 speakers
>built box myself
>tires + brakes etc ~1200

Best car i've bought for $2200, by far.
Yeah the paint is fucked
Yeah the interior is cracking
But let me tell you, it's a good piece of american steel that has the correct stiffness and dimensions for a car that really bangs.
Plus you feel gangster as fuck cruising down main street in a classic caddy no matter how much you spent.

If anyone knows how to get clean high bass, please share/

You can see the caddy in the background. The square shape of the roof really catches the bass well. The back seat is where its at ;)

A car is a shit environment for good audio. That 6k would've been spent better on a setup in your house. But oh wait, you're a kid without his own place or a renter that wouldn't be able to enjoy it because neighbors.

>$6k
>into a car radio
That was a lot of hours at minimum wage, wasn't it

I bought a Legacy GT once. It was lame enough that I ended up just giving it to my girlfriend.