I was finally able to find an affordable mustang and I snatched up a Sonic Blue 2003 V6 with 60k miles with good interior and exterior conditions for 10,500. I love my new stang but I'm looking into car audio now to round it out a bit. I'm fairly ignorant about cars in general and even more so when it comes to car audio.

I've read online that the brand Kicker makes some quality subs and amplifers, is that true? A buddy of mine seems to agree and his advice was to get 2 12 inch Subs with a 1000-1600 watt Amp. He also suggested I have my trunk dyn-o-mated. I have read that your box is extremely important in the sound quality you get from any brand of subs. I've even heard you could even make a "cheap-o" sub sound good if the box its in is built to specifications. I guess that brings me to my next question, what exactly are the specifications for a 2003 mustang trunk?

Now I've visited the kicker website and they seem to have quite a few different kinds of subs, comp, VR and VX for the round ones and the Solo square subs. I figure round subwoofers would be best since I don't plan to win any awards for my system and that seems the most common for just daily driven cars. =D

Amps seem to be a whole different thing in its self. Very confusing stuff :P The kicker website lists SX and ZX amps but they also seem to have subcategories. Class D, Stereo and Multi-channel.

Theres also the matter of what Ohm's are and what Voice Coils are exactly. Those are both terms I'm not too familiar with but they keep popping up and seem pretty important when it comes to car audio. If it matters at all I listen to all types of music, hip-hop, rap, a little metal and some types of "techno".

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