Would this work?

[Kevzaz]

I don't know much about subs and amps, and how they must work together. So I just want to know, would this work?http://www.bestbuy.com/site/ol...63869h ... ..03683And would it sound good?

[blue_can]

Should work. I always find consumer audio specs a bit confusing - they really like to bump up the numbers to make it look good. 580 Watt amp? Looks like it is really a 100W amp. They alsp don't mention the % distortion at the max output power. This is quite important. If you get 3% distortion at 100 W rms not only will it sounds terrible but you also may blow your speakers. LOL.I wonder how many consumers understand amplifier classes.Don't know about the second question - someone else here may be able to help with that.

[Sublimewind]

It would be "ok" but I would stear clear of Dual... If I were you (and I know that I am not) I would consider this as a much better way to go (for starters) http://cgi.ebay.com/KENWOOD-KS...wItemThis is an "all-in-one" unit, made by a great company with a long history for being "good" Being that it's all in one, it's will be much more compact, easier to install, it would most likely sound a heck of a lot better (to a self proclaimed audiophile like yourself) and over all be a better choise... but the choise IS up to you... Will it work(the dual stuff)... YES, will it work good, who knows, will it sound good, who knows... I know I wouldn't install Dual, in my girlfriends car, I can tell you that...

[lovemyraffe]

Quote, originally posted by Sublimewind »It would be "ok" but I would stear clear of Dual...+1Steer clear of Dual, a.k.a.-p.o.s.

[Kevzaz]

Ehh, ya I know I told myself dual makes stuff look cool, but it doesn't perform good. For Example, their head units... lol... ok, I don't know what I will do now.