jdx45

so i have this right now

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_105KDR2...lay%20Features

this doesnt have a low pass filter setting, just basic eq, bass, mid and treb subwoof level to nothing too fancy

i believe if i get a better head unit ill get more out of the system,

i bought it for 79$ so i dont wanna go over 90, any suggestions? please

jdx45

i was looking at this, http://www.crutchfield.com/p_113KDC1...=detailed_info its funny cuz i wish iwoulda bought this in the 1st pplace becausetheres more settings and its cheaper lol

Nobman

The real question is what you are looking to get...

Do you just want more volume. Thats what I wanted and I just keep the stock head unit and went for a amp. Now Im very Happy...

Hobbes80

you could also just put bass-blockers on all your speakers instead of doing a low-pass filter. I did that on my tacoma when I changed out the head unit and added a sub.

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_127BB15...h=bass+blocker

You can get them at different Hz ranges based on what your sub-performance is. They are pretty inexpensive, then you can spend the rest of your cash on a decent amp/sub setup.

jdx45

well i already have the sun and amp,

2 kicker cvt 800w, crunch 2ch 1000w

soo what should i do, sell it? keep it and get bass blockers

Note: speakers are connected to head unit, not the amp, just the subs
i was gunna get a new head unit for the sub's

Hobbes80

Really up to you on how far you want to take it and what you want to spend.... bass blocking is a cheap way to protect your door speakers.

If all you want a new headunit for is to get a low-pass filter, the blockers solve that problem for much less. If you want more features from your headunit then go ahead and upgrade that instead.

More about giving you options then telling you which to do.