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WarningSLO · 04-19-2006, 03:03 PM

Install update:

Well, the screen is in and with most of the audio wired up, I brought the computer into the car with an AC-DC power supply and fired her up to test the sound. The stock subs work just fine, but the other 4 main speakers max out on volume much too low. I guess the stock amps only power the subs.

So my stang is half torn apart on the inside while I decide on a 4-channel amp to power the stock speakers for mids and highs. I don't really want to spend too much on the amp, maybe $100-$150, just enough to get it back to stock sound or maybe a little better.

Luckily I havn't run the main power line for the computer yet, but when I do, I can run the power for the amp at the same time.

04-19-2006, 03:03 PM	#3
WarningSLO Low Bitrate Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: San Diego, CA Posts: 94	Install update: Well, the screen is in and with most of the audio wired up, I brought the computer into the car with an AC-DC power supply and fired her up to test the sound. The stock subs work just fine, but the other 4 main speakers max out on volume much too low. I guess the stock amps only power the subs. So my stang is half torn apart on the inside while I decide on a 4-channel amp to power the stock speakers for mids and highs. I don't really want to spend too much on the amp, maybe $100-$150, just enough to get it back to stock sound or maybe a little better. Luckily I havn't run the main power line for the computer yet, but when I do, I can run the power for the amp at the same time. __________________ My Mustang Website My mp3Car Worklog 2006 Ford Mustang: Tungsten Grey Premium GT \| Dark Charcoal Leather \| 18" Fanblades \| 5-Speed Manual Spoiler Delete \| C&L Intake \| Flowmaster American Thunders \| MGW Interior Pieces