Go to your local Pro Audio shop and grab a listen. Some of the better shops will demo a system in your car so you know what your getting.
Your ears are your best critic and "brand" selector.
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2006-12-02 15:21:28
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answered by Anonymous
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You honestly need somewhat gadget. integrated structures do no longer count quantity. you are able to go with distinctive variety factors, yet many times does no longer, different than possibly audio gadget. the main "integrated" you may get is a Receiver, which has the speaker amplifiers, audio source controls, and an AM/FM tuner. in any case, topish manufacturers I remember are Sony Pioneer (somewhat extreme end, tended to homestead quantity areas) Yamaha Kenwood (be attentive to as Trio in some areas of the international) Teac (a branch of Panasonic) NAD Onkyo Denon Marantz My modern-day receiver is a Pioneer embody receiver approximately 8 years previous. My final stereo (I nonetheless have) is a Yamaha from 1990. I never fairly caught to element manufacturers, I have been given what deal i could desire to.
2016-12-29 19:52:36
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answered by rankins 3
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I am a JBL fan myself. But because all of the components that make up the systems are all made in the same place, price is more important than brand. I would also consider how old the car is an how long you plan on keeping it. It would be horrible to invest $500+ into car audio only to later sell the car.
2006-12-02 15:21:11
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answered by Joe K 6
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KENWOOD AMP AND DECK ,BUT NOT THE SPEAKERS . I HAVE A KICKER L5
2006-12-02 16:32:55
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answered by MR.B 3
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