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CaribbeanDako
Dodge Dakota
7/29/2001
14:31:36
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 Subject: Speaker Doctors help
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hello there the stock "Infinity" system blows...I want to install better speakers and maybe amps....I need to know how I can make my stero sound better in my quad cab...i want to keep the factory head unit for now what subs speakers can i put in? and what amp?
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Bluethunder
Dodge Dakota
7/30/2001
08:35:12
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You should try to install some 6 1/2 speakers to replace the stock ones first....you may like what u hear..If you still want more, throw an amp in there to power them...THEN, if your still not happy throw in a sub....I hear its kinda hard to get a sub in a quad though(unless your planning on sitting a box on the back seat)...
Start by replacing the stock speakers and go from there..
That is what I did and I wasnt happy until I replaced the speakers, the head unit, added 2 10" subs and an amp....but thats me:)
Still looking to add some more...maybe another amp
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Yuk
Dodge Dakota
7/30/2001
08:44:58
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I'd have to agree with Bluethunder. But, I really don't think you'll get the full impact of those speakers unless you add an amp. Get some real power behind those speakers and you'll be pleased with it.
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Manuel
Dodge Dakota
7/30/2001
09:51:43
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The stock deck is pretty good however, I would replace that before putting in an amp. Thats the first thing I did and the difference in clarity was ubeleivable. I installed a Kenwood Excelon 4V. Then if you decide you want more separation, go with the subs and an amp. I haven't put subs in mine yet because of the space factor. I have a club cab and I haven't gotten the money together for an MTX thunderform. Lazar makes some quality amps though. I had one that easily outperformed the Fosgate equivalent.
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