Speakers
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Speakers
I am wanting to add some speakers to my 94 f150 and also replace my stock units as I think they are about shot. So two questions. I would like to keep them in the stock location. Behind the seat I plan to build a storage box and will add maybe two 6x9 and maybe two subs( not very big)? Maybe an mild amp too. I am not so much looking for volume as I am quality. I really dont know much about systems and would like some advice. I do have an older aftermarket Jenson cd player but dont know how much longer it will last. So I am open to suggestions on brand, what to buy, and wiring and such. The amp would probly be about last on the list. can I keep the factory wiring and then just add for the addational speakers in the back? I would like some desent stuff but I am in school and can not afford anything to over the top. So please offer sujustions on lay out, wiring, parts, etc. Thanks
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Joined: Dec 2006
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From: washington the state
stereos are built around the amp and head unit(cd player) buy a decent deck (i have 2 jvc w/remote a hundred bucks a piece for). Toss the idea of the 6x9's worst speakers for sound quality and more speakers dont make for a louder or better sounding system unless you want to pay big bucks for processors and multiple amps. Now for speakers go to a stereo shop(NOT WAL MART) and tell them what you have and ask mid level speakers that will fit factory slots and use the money u saved on 6x9's and buy a subwoofer and intergrated amp(10's sound good all around)I like the sound of sealed box its more concert like than ghetto boom-boom of ported boxes. I just installed a system like this for about $400 doing all the wiring myself.
