Basic upgrade for 19 Ultra Limited?
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Basic upgrade for 19 Ultra Limited?
I am not sure how much I want to upgrade my audio, but do know I want to keep it as factory as possible and want a better sound.
I am hoping some of you will share your knowledge and research and point me in the right direction. Would upgrading the current factory speakers do much with out adding an amp?
I am hoping some of you will share your knowledge and research and point me in the right direction. Would upgrading the current factory speakers do much with out adding an amp?
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I am assuming the factory speakers are the weakest part of the audio system, I could be wrong.
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I am not sure how much I want to upgrade my audio, but do know I want to keep it as factory as possible and want a better sound.
I am hoping some of you will share your knowledge and research and point me in the right direction. Would upgrading the current factory speakers do much with out adding an amp?
I am hoping some of you will share your knowledge and research and point me in the right direction. Would upgrading the current factory speakers do much with out adding an amp?
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If you swap out speakers for anything worth having, the built in amp in the stock radio isnt enough to power them. Wasting your time without adding an amp.
2 pairs of mmats 601cx and a stinger amp is still a good deal for the money. WAY louder than stock and will sound incredible. Might have to add spacers in the tour packs for the speakers to fit, but that's not a big deal.
That would run you around 8 to 9 hundred bucks if you're doing the work yourself.
2 pairs of mmats 601cx and a stinger amp is still a good deal for the money. WAY louder than stock and will sound incredible. Might have to add spacers in the tour packs for the speakers to fit, but that's not a big deal.
That would run you around 8 to 9 hundred bucks if you're doing the work yourself.
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No need to go all out though. You can retain your stock head unit (keeping all stock functionality and controls as a result), drop in an amp and some speakers, and call it a day. Much improved sound and it'll look and function like stock.
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