03-06-2003, 06:31 PM
I realize what I said abut headunits might sound generic, but it's probably because it's hard to go wrong if you stick to the brand names. The only real differences are the features included. It would pay to add an equalizer or find a headunit with a good one built in becuase than you have more frequencies that you can adjust as compared to bass or treble and really fine tune the sound. As for amps I don't have as much experience. As far as I know they are good for boosting sound output for high-wattage speakers and good for seperating highs - mids - and lows to the respective speakers.
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