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carguy411 
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im looking to get the XR525-CSi series 5.25" compnent system for an install im doing . and i wanted to run this set and a pair of speakers for rear fill(dont know which JL's yet dont know the size unless u do>>>>2000 328ci) so i want to run all the interiors off of one amp you think i should go with the jl 300/4 or the 450/4.
please let me know what you thino fth selection for speakers and the amp if it has enouigh power
thanks
customsuburb 
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The 300/4 would be fine for you XR set and another set of speakers also.

TDean 
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I'm not familiar with the bmw model numbers, but if thats a two door it would be 4" for the rear.  Does it have speakers in the rear deck or to the side of each rear passenger?  If they are to the side behind the front door, it would be 4".  The 300/4 will sound great at 75watts rms at each corner.  It might lack a little low end  though, but it will be nice and clear.  I have also been told you can never have to much power when it comes to good speakers.

bberman1 
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Speakers Specs
Location:KICK PANELSREAR
Size:5.25 '' Speaker4 '' Speaker
Depth2''2''
They are both nice amps, but the 450 ( channels 1&2 150 watts 3&4 75 watts)  is a better match for the XR525-CSi's ( 125 watts rms @ 4 ohms) just find some rear speakers that are 75 watts rms each. But if this was my install I would look into Eclipse or Diamond for the amps. You will get much better SQ for around the same price http://diamondaudio.com http://www.eclipse-web.com
carguy411 
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thanks guys for your help
i would go with a different amp but he wants everything JL. if those components and the 300/4 lack a little bottom end thats ok im also putting 2-10W6V2 powered by a jl 1000/1 amp
thasnk for your help anything else just let me know
carguy411 
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ok ij ust found what i might use for the rear tell me what you think of the whole system
the jl 4" coaxial XR400-CX- rear
JL XR525-CSi component set for fronts
all powered by JL 300/4 amp
2- 10W6V2 in a sealed box about 1 cuft each chamber
powered by JL 1000/1 amp
let me know what you think
thanks
ksin291 
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I think the JL 1000/1 on the subs is a littel overkill, I have 2 12w6v2's on a 500/1 in a sealed box and it hits damn hard. I would look at a 1000/1 if I were running something like a 10w7 or 12w7.
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ksin291 wrote:
I think the JL 1000/1 on the subs is a littel overkill, I have 2 12w6v2's on a 500/1 in a sealed box and it hits damn hard. I would look at a 1000/1 if I were running something like a 10w7 or 12w7.
I had a 500/1 to my 12w6v2's, great.
I upgraded to a 1000/1, much better.
It hits harder and rumbles like a vibrator. The only problem I'm having now is voltage. When I jam for a few minutes I notice my volts around 12.
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Kenwood mp922
Kenwood kgc6042a EQ
JL Audio xr650-csi
MB Quart PSC 213
JL Audio 300/4
pair of JL Audio 12w6v2
JL Audio 1000/1
jeffchilcott 
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very nice setup,   if you are planning to up the voltage issues later on i would go ahead and get the 450/4    like what was said before too much power is not a bad thing with quality speakers, then you can take your gain down and get a very nice clean signal.    if you ever want to go vented for your w6v2's let me know i have some great plans for boxes....1.38 cu ft at 38.5 hz works extreamly well for the 10's    about 1.54 works for the 12's with 36.4hz tuning   thats a great street beating box
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carguy411 
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well how big is the vented box for the 2 10's im in a space issue in the trunk causeim doing a custom sliding amp rack and agains the back seat will be some stuff for the system ass well so i need all the space i can plus i dont wantto cover spare tire

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