> With what you're describing, I would go with a 4 channel to boost the
> factory speakers (if you think they'll sound better with more juice).. I
> like subs and everything, but since you can't turn your head unit up a
lot,
> all you're gonna get is bass really if you just add a sub and 2 channel
amp.
>
> just a fyi. I'm running a Kenwood head unit with the factory Infinity
> speakers (I think they sound pretty good, even when cranking them up).
Then
> I'm running a crossover to a Kenwood Amp & 2 Kenwood 12's (soon to be 2 JL
> 12" subs). There's some room for improvement in the mid/high range, but I
> gotta break down and get a 4 channel amp to do that. An EQ might also
help
> on that too if you get a 4 channel Amp. Helps pull out the freq's that
are
> bothersome and push the ones you like :-)
>
> Ken Allgood
> 97 cc slt 5.2L
I currently have a Pioneer DEH45DH CD Deck, Pioneer 6.5" 2way Speakers,
Pioneer 5x7" 3way Speakers. I dont have factory speakers, I wouldnt even
think about hooking an amp up to the stock speakers. The factory speakers
were a joke once I got them out and looked at them. I am not going for some
thumpin boom glass shakin bass either, I just want to have the ability to
listen to my music in my truck at higher levels. The Pioneer system does a
great job at lower to medium levels, but once I crank it up alot, like on
the highway, the music distorts and doesnt sound as good as it does at lower
levels. I thought an amp would be able to produce better quality sounding
music at all sound levels, and givce me the higher levels I want. Thanks,
Kyle
93 Dakota 4x4 V6
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