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    Quote Originally Posted by Egan101 View Post
    I would suggest a step by step approach in audio setup mods. If you have a capable head unit already, maybe you can start with buying a good set of separates. Next step would be getting a capable amplifier and the necessary wiring. Last one would be the subwoofer and its box. Deadening is a good addition but it is entirely dependent on you.

    If you aim for warm sounding speakers, I would suggest DLS or Morel. These two brands are quite good. Their products can take a good amount of juice and can be tuned for SQ or loud&clear setups.
    I'll just be using the stock HU of the 3. I may be able to get a DLS or Morel by foregoing deadening for now but will they work well without an additional amp?

    Quote Originally Posted by jhnkvn View Post
    1. What's your head unit?
    2. Among them all, I'll choose either the Ryan Audio or JBL setup out of sheer bias (hehe)
    3. If you're looking for more boom, you might want to look at subwoofers too. Nothing fills out the bottom end better than a subwoofer.
    1. I'll be using the stock HU of the Mazda 3. Installing a LOC is possible but I'm not ready to go down that road yet.
    2. Choosing the Ryan will possibly get me more deadening coverage because it's cheaper.
    3. I'll reconsider this option.

    Thanks guys!
    Last edited by JohnM; August 25th, 2016 at 10:06 AM.

audio set-up for beginners [continued]