I just bought a 1995 Chrysler Sebring LX Sedan and i want to put in a stereo system and i have no clue where?

Question

I just bought a 1995 Chrysler Sebring LX Sedan and i want to put in a stereo system and i have no clue where to start!!!

what do i need...subwoofers,amps,speakers???
and im also trying to keep it in the budget of around 200-300$
I was thinking of buying at a place near buy called Micky Shores good idea???

please help!!!!

thanks!!!

Answer 1

for that price range i'd get a new deck and front speakers.. and call it good.

Answer 2

I've never heard of the place before. However I would recommend purchasing a Pioneer deck you can get a decent one for about $110 bucks at Wal-Mart. You will also need to pick up a wirring harness adapter and more than likely a mounting kit.

Harness----- 15 bucks
Mounting kit ------- 20 bucks
Both at Wal-Mart

Next some speakers. You might have to get creative. I Know that Pioneer makes some replacement OEM style speakers for some Makes and Models but you would have to check to find out what kind you allready have. The bigger the speakers the more the $$$

It might be a wise Idea to just get a premium deck and just hold off on geting speakers until you save up some more money.

I don't know if you are planning on installing it yourself or not so.......... If not check out that place by you they may offer free installation with any deck purchase over $100. If not Is there a Best Buy or a Circuit City near you? They do normally offer this. However you will still have to purchase the Wirring harness adapter and perhaps mounting kit and they tend to charge more than Wal-Mart would for these items.

Answer 3

You're not going to get far buying retail with a budget of $200 to $300. That will just about cover the deck and front speakers. It's a good place to start, but you're going to want more later.

If I were you, I'd pick a deck with front, rear and subwoofer pre-outs. Plan to replace the front speakers and radio, and add a 4-channel amplifier and a single 4-ohm sub. Leave the rear speakers stock; replace the fronts with as good a pair of speakers as you can afford. Judge the speakers by listening, not by brand or 2-way vs. 3-way vs. 4-way.

You'll end up with the front speakers and subwoofer connected to the amplifier, with the rear speakers connected to the deck's outputs. This type of system allows you to maximize your budget and gives you the maximum sound quality improvement for the minimum expense; at the same time it allows for future upgrades if you want to add more subs or another amp. It will definitely cost more than $300, though.

Mickey Shorr is owned by ABC Warehouse appliance stores. I haven't been very impressed with the work I've seen from their shops, though you can find good installers and bad installers almost anywhere.

Answer 4

hahaha good luck at K-Mart

not to be an asss but u need a new deck if its stock deck chanses are you do not have RCA cabels cheepist that will be is like $100 and thats a crapy one then you need a wire kit that comes with some speaker wire, the power wire and ground wires, and a fuse thing for the power wire thats like $35 to $50 then a sub go to the flee market or ebay if u go to the flee market get name brand or you will get screwd thats like anuther $100 then the anp you do the same with the amp ebay or flee market and thats like a nuther 100 then if you buy your sub box that a nuther $50-$150 bucks even after that you will not be the big dog on your block and your sound quality will not be something to brag about a good idea would be to go to a car audio store and tri to work a deal with the guy most car audio places thay are looking for a good sale not to rip u off.

the compiney will make more money selling all of it to u then making u spend big amounts of money on one or to things.

tell me what u do good luck

Answer 5

Chrysler autos are notoriously expensive to keep. This car has more break-downs than a psychiatric hospital. The sebring was chosen as the probable worst car to buy. Internet news today.