SpeedCrazie

iTrader: (81)

I would like to improve the sound of my stock system. I already have aftermarket speakers for the front and rear but was wondering about adding a sub or any other tip to improve the sound quality of the stock headunit.

Thanks!

JP

mendon99

iTrader: (15)

there isnt really much else you can do other than replace the stocker HU. you could add amps, but the signal coming from the stock HU is really messy... replace it, you will not be dissapointed.. its a night and day difference..

slickrick

iTrader: (12)

get a new radio...

SpeedCrazie

iTrader: (81)

I figured this would be the answer from many of the members however I would like to retain the stock radio to prevent the temptation of theft of an aftermarket unit while retaining the sleak look of the double din.

SpeedCrazie

iTrader: (81)

I figured this would be the answer from many of the members however I would like to retain the stock radio to prevent the temptation of theft of an aftermarket unit while retaining the sleak look of the double din.

mendon99

iTrader: (15)

aye

you cant live life this way. if they're gonna get it, theyre gonna get it whether you like it or not.

get an alarm for a little more piece of mind if youre worried...

03SE2HEAR

There is things you can do to tweak and tune the system using a factory source unit with aftermarket amps and such, but it will cost a little. There's all kinds of signal processors out there that would do the trick. Personally I've got the Rockford 3Sixty.2 tapped into the non-Bose source unit. Upgrading the speakers, adding a sub and some amplification is always a plus. My cheesy theory is that won't want to steal what they can't see. So the factory CD player is muted by limo tint all around and 35% all the way down the windsheild.

slickrick

iTrader: (12)

But if they hear the music they will break in anyway. Hence, Clifford matrix 3.5 for me and 180 sqft of deadening.

03SE2HEAR

Yes, if you give them a reason to break in, they will go for it every time.