Any experts here in Car Audio?

[volcomjerk]

Hey guys looking to get some decent speakers and an amp for my car. I have a nav system built into my car so I don't want to touch that. Any experts here?

[tkam]

http://forum.sounddomain.com/ used to be a pretty good resource for Car Audio. Not sure how it is these days.

[volcomjerk]

*sigh* Now that I think about it, I don't want to sign up for another forum and get all caught up in buying things. Maybe I'll just make it simple and go to Best Buy and buy some MB Quartz and some decent amp and call it a day haha anything is bound to be better than my stock speakers.

[Grand Enigma]

Kenwood makes very decent amps and good prices. As for speakers, I have always loved Rockford Fosgate.

[volcomjerk]

Do you know a good place to get that done for those products? I love Rockford Fosgate and totally forgot about them. My Uncle had a pair and they are amazing.

I think I gotta find some rat shack place that does installations Best Buy and Circuit City are expensive.

[Grand Enigma]

It really is very simple to install speakers and amps in cars. Just look your car up online for how to remove the door panels or whatever you might have to do to get to the speakers. Also, a Factory Service Manual could help... will run like $90... but they are great! Tell you how to completely take apart your car and put it back together again. Lastly, you can order your stuff from Crutchfield as their install guides are actually quite good.

Some recent retail shops are PC Richard and Son, Nobody Beats the Wiz, and the like...

[volcomjerk]

Ah Crutchfield forgot about that place. Good prices thanks!

[Dusty Chalk]

I've heard nothing but good things about MB Quart speakers. Also, I've had experience with Pioneer aftermarket speakers which I liked, and a Clarion OEM system in my current vehicle which I avidly adore. I was actually thinking of upgrading it, but after hearing some other systems (a custom Lexus job) at a place that sold and installed Focal speakers, I decided I didn't want them messing up my car. It actually sounds really good for my purposes, and I'd be hard pressed to improve it.