I have similar plan as yours. My budget built is mohawk. At first, i was thinking to use mohawk just to get me through during my building progress.

I am thinking to DIY soundproof first then only speaker-->sub woofer-->amp/DSP that's why I bought Mohawk coaxial. After installed this coaxial, i am thinking to get sub woofer. Now, I think i just have to accept whatever the Coaxial's sound quality is. Otherwise, I will spend more

infinity kappa series is enough for me. I estimate to fully build the infinity kappa series(2way+backseat+sub woofer) is around 5-6k. During the sound test, the shop told me the sound test is without DSP, I can add on the AMP that comes with DSP if I want.
Next week I am going to install the HU that come with internal DSP. The shop said the internal DSP is actually equaliser. So, I am not sure how percent true is the shop's info.

My friend has finished his set up on both his cars. Both cars the rear speaker have been disabled. The sound quality is top(to me lah) but not my cup of tea. I prefer stereo.

Anyway, will pm you.

Morning wanna ask.. if existing player is wired to an amplifier, with new stones TS10S player that supposedly has dsp, should the speakers be directly wired to player or I should maintain the existing wiring by connecting the amp to the new player? What’s the best practice?

Apologies to using TS thread…🙏

Decent component set+sub woofer+DSP is what I gonna do. What I thought is the Mohawk can give more than the original speaker. Indeed, this set is doing better than original one in the mid and high Hz.
I understand that Coaxial is not a sub woofer. The no bass is like totally no bass. My friend ask me to take some time to burn in see if it can get any better.

Another thing is, not sure why this Mohawk give me noisy feel play in lower volume like not enough, play in higher volume after while my ear pain.

Now, I just take it and start the progress.

Yup thanks… meaning then I’ve to adjust sound via headunit then?