Just to add some bass, this would work fine.
sound system
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Instructor
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sound system
I really, really, really love my car, and when I'm not listening to the engine, I enjoy listening to the stereo. However, I'm not really pleased with the sound system. Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can upgrade it? I need lots more bass. Thanks! 
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From: HOW FAST WAS I GOING OFFICER? Los Angeles Hating GM Dealership Service Dept.'s Since Sept. 2004
St. Jude Donor '04-'05-'06-'07
600 Watts Amp, 12" sub in custom box in main storage area.
Alpine IVA-D900 (DVD, NAV, 6 Disc Changer)
MB Quart Platinum Series (Front)Alpine Titanium Speaker (Rear)
Alpine IVA-D900 (DVD, NAV, 6 Disc Changer)
MB Quart Platinum Series (Front)Alpine Titanium Speaker (Rear)
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Have you checked over in the Audio/Electronics section of the Forum for ideas? Good luck finding the system you like. 
Melting Slicks
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luvshervetnfl, you can add a sub and amp to your factory system. That will up your bass response. Or you can dump your entire factory system like MyVetteDream did. Adding a sub will cost less and make a nice differance in the way your stereo sounds. Swapping the entire system out can bring your stereo up to a whole new level. You have to decide which is right for you and how much money you want to spend. You can contact me if you want more info at SoundsGr8@hotmail.com.
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Pac
I have pics of my stereo under my name. I tried the whole PAC thing but always experienced some minor problems with it. It was nice though to add some bass and keep the factory system. But after hearing what a "real" system sounds like, I had to upgrade. If you can afford it, change the factory speakers and radio and go with a nice system, it really improves the driving experience. good luck
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Drifting
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St. Jude Donor '05
Gut it.
I have an alpine deck,
Hifonics 5 channel amp
JL audio components up front
JL 2 ways in the back
JL audio stealth box sub
It pounds, and is clear as day.
Good luck
I have an alpine deck,
Hifonics 5 channel amp
JL audio components up front
JL 2 ways in the back
JL audio stealth box sub
It pounds, and is clear as day.
Good luck
Melting Slicks
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From: St. Louis, MO
Originally Posted by GettReal
I went the PAC route and added an amp and 12" sub.....sounds great for the money invested, llet me know if you want pics of the finished job or install
I went to Best Buy this weekend to do exactly this. They had a module ($29)that can just be spliced into the existing speaker wire, then an amp/sub can be added?? Would like to see your pics and if this is what they were talking about.
Burning Brakes
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From: Nassau County New York
Originally Posted by plaster
I went to Best Buy this weekend to do exactly this. They had a module ($29)that can just be spliced into the existing speaker wire, then an amp/sub can be added?? Would like to see your pics and if this is what they were talking about.
I actually had a AVIC-N1 installed (by myself) in my '04 Coupe with the soundgate adapter. After hours of tweaking and playing i couldn't get the system to perform the way i thought it should sound so i went back to stock. Now, i never replaced the amps or speakers, i was only using the headunit with the soundgate adapter to interface with the stock Bose system (that was probbaly my problem
).Good luck with whatever route you choose!
