stereo options
05-06-2012, 01:12 AM
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stereo options
Hey everyone,
I was just wondering if the shaker stereo or the nav stereo is any good or am i better off putting in my BT930 nav deck instead?
Im not going to run a amp or after market speakers right now, but I want good bass and clear as possible for time being till i move on to the next stage.
Thanks for your input.
I was just wondering if the shaker stereo or the nav stereo is any good or am i better off putting in my BT930 nav deck instead?
Im not going to run a amp or after market speakers right now, but I want good bass and clear as possible for time being till i move on to the next stage.
Thanks for your input.
05-06-2012, 09:27 AM
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im looking at trying to get a stang this summer so right now neither lol. Was just wondering if it is worth for me to upgrade the stereo from ford, or just do after market and save the cash when buying the stang
05-06-2012, 04:25 PM
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ok, thanks for that. So next question is (i'm not very stereo savy) what is involved in adding a sub to the factory stereo system?
If you weren't so freaking far from me ChadStang, I would have been going through you for a mustang. But 7 hour drive is a little far for me to come lol
If you weren't so freaking far from me ChadStang, I would have been going through you for a mustang. But 7 hour drive is a little far for me to come lol
05-06-2012, 04:30 PM
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You can purchase a wire harness that plugs into the rear speakers and will give you an RCA output to plug into your amp and a remote turn on wire. Then you just need power from the battery and a ground in the trunk. When I put one in I'll be looking at a moulded box meant to fit my car. Shelby has really nice Kicker units that are plug and play. Thanks for thinking of me on your car purchase, I understand the distance would make it tough to do.
05-06-2012, 04:35 PM
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You can purchase a wire harness that plugs into the rear speakers and will give you an RCA output to plug into your amp and a remote turn on wire. Then you just need power from the battery and a ground in the trunk. When I put one in I'll be looking at a moulded box meant to fit my car. Shelby has really nice Kicker units that are plug and play. Thanks for thinking of me on your car purchase, I understand the distance would make it tough to do.
Thanks for the info. I will be looking into it.
