System

Hey, I just got a new car and am looking to put a cheap but good audio system in it with subwoofers, amplifier, and speakers. I was wondering wide a guide online is it really hard? Also is it cheap if I take it to a shop to get it done? And could any recommend a good but cheap audio system for a car?

its a lot more simple then you think, You basically attach 1 wire to your car battery and 3 to your cd player. The hardest part is hiding all the wires .

and a cheap and powerful sub would be a fusion or something along those lines. They offer a lot of bass and decent quality.

and it wouldn’t be too expensive to take it to a shop if you didn’t want 2 do it yourself

3 Responses

1. pickles Says:
   May 20th, 2010 at 4:51 am

   I would do it myself. It is not too hard, But it has its hard points. I’ve done it once before. It took me 1-2 hours. You could probably do it quicker than me
   References :
   Experience

2. xEGx M0SCH0PS Says:
   May 20th, 2010 at 5:37 am

   its a lot more simple then you think, You basically attach 1 wire to your car battery and 3 to your cd player. The hardest part is hiding all the wires .

   and a cheap and powerful sub would be a fusion or something along those lines. They offer a lot of bass and decent quality.

   and it wouldn’t be too expensive to take it to a shop if you didn’t want 2 do it yourself
   References :
   my experience

3. Canju Says:
   May 20th, 2010 at 6:12 am

   Before you start turning the screwdriver and ripping into your dashboard, set aside time to plan out the entire installation process.

   When purchasing a head unit (the in-dash radio that controls your system), make sure you chose the appropriate size for your car.

   If all you’re doing is swapping out you radio, follow your system’s instructions to fully secure the head unit and put your dashboard back together. You’re done. Enjoy your new system.
   References :
   http://www.powernetshop.at

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