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For the head unit, go with something that has the features you want (satellite ready, remote controll, Mp3, Ipod).
You will want 3 RCA outputs.
Front speakers, go with components. Components broaden the front sound stage. Seperating the tweeters from the midrange makes a huge difference in the sound.
Rear speakers, 2 ways or 3 ways will do fine, just something for rear fill.
and a 4 channel amp to push them. the amp should match the RMS rating on the speakers (75 watt RMS speakers, 75watts per channel amp or 75x4).
If you want a sub, go with a single 8 or 10 in a sealed box. This will give you a clean warm low end that is not overpowering. and there is no difference in the sound between a single and a dual voice coil.
Stick with brands you know (pioneer, kenwood, clarion, alpine) they will cost a little more, but you are paying for a quality difference, not just a brand name.
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