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Best cheap basic audio setup for an old car?
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Ricardo187
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Best cheap basic audio setup for an old car?
So, I own a Citroen AX, from the year 1992, though, I plan on keeping the car so I'd like to make the sound better. One problem I'm facing is that I only have the two front doors speakers and no spot for more in the back doors. I plan on adapting the trunk cover to add some there, what do you think?
What brand do you recommend for a good enough sound, that isn't very expensive?
What brand do you recommend for a good enough sound, that isn't very expensive?
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Re: Best cheap basic audio setup for an old car?
Do you have a budget in mind?
Do you already have an aftermarket deck, or are you going to stay with the factory one?
Do you already have an aftermarket deck, or are you going to stay with the factory one?
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Ricardo187
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Re: Best cheap basic audio setup for an old car?
What's the deck exactly? I have a cheap but new radio, I don't have much knowledge about the piece names though.
- Chris from Washington
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Re: Best cheap basic audio setup for an old car?
The deck is the actual radio, just another name for it.Ricardo187 wrote:What's the deck exactly? I have a cheap but new radio, I don't have much knowledge about the piece names though.
You could add more speakers to the back if you want, if you want to keep it low cost. Did you already replace the front speakers?
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Ricardo187
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Re: Best cheap basic audio setup for an old car?
I'm unsure if the previous owner have done it. They're not the best quality though. To install some in the back, it'll be hard as I have to make adjustments to the trunk cover as there's no place for them in the doors.Chris from Washington wrote:The deck is the actual radio, just another name for it.
You could add more speakers to the back if you want, if you want to keep it low cost. Did you already replace the front speakers?
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linusdicosta253
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New car stereo system for cheap?
So I have an older SUV which runs perfectly fine. I haven't had any problems with my little truck getting me back and forth to where I need to be. However, the lights on my radio have completely went out. I can't see what station to turn it to or anything. And the worse part is, I can't have my volume over a certain level without my speakers flipping out and making a horrible popping sound.
So my question is...where can I get new speakers/radio panel (not sure what it's called) for fairly cheap? I'm not looking for a huge system with sub woofers and amplifiers and all that. I just need a basic new stereo setup. Any help?
Thanks!
So my question is...where can I get new speakers/radio panel (not sure what it's called) for fairly cheap? I'm not looking for a huge system with sub woofers and amplifiers and all that. I just need a basic new stereo setup. Any help?
Thanks!
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linusdicosta253
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Re: Best cheap basic audio setup for an old car?
New car stereo system for cheap?
So I have an older SUV which runs perfectly fine. I haven't had any problems with my little truck getting me back and forth to where I need to be. However, the lights on my radio have completely went out. I can't see what station to turn it to or anything. And the worse part is, I can't have my volume over a certain level without my speakers flipping out and making a horrible popping sound.
So my question is...where can I get new speakers/radio panel (not sure what it's called) for fairly cheap? I'm not looking for a huge system with sub woofers and amplifiers and all that. I just need a basic new stereo setup. Any help?
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So I have an older SUV which runs perfectly fine. I haven't had any problems with my little truck getting me back and forth to where I need to be. However, the lights on my radio have completely went out. I can't see what station to turn it to or anything. And the worse part is, I can't have my volume over a certain level without my speakers flipping out and making a horrible popping sound.
So my question is...where can I get new speakers/radio panel (not sure what it's called) for fairly cheap? I'm not looking for a huge system with sub woofers and amplifiers and all that. I just need a basic new stereo setup. Any help?
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emilymaria
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Re: Best cheap basic audio setup for an old car?
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