Ok, I've done my share of complete audio installs in the past, but it's been awhile, like 10 years. In that time the trend seems to have shifted to component based installs.
My question, is I need to build a system for my K5, this is a complete frame off-resto. Now, I'm not one for subs, in fact I hate the idea of people using up cargo space for these giant things. I don't need to annoy the people in the adjacent bay at the power wash. But I do want some decent sound going down the road with the top off.
So, do you all think is a good set up. What components mounted where? Nothing radical mind you and I'd like to keep it under $1000. I don't want any DVD's or flashy anytihng, just a regular CD changer and good reliable sound.
The one thing different from a normal K5 is my fiberglass body has room between the inner and outer fenders in the back quarters, it is where I planned on mounting amp(s) and there is room there for some subs I would think...
Thanks for the input...
My question, is I need to build a system for my K5, this is a complete frame off-resto. Now, I'm not one for subs, in fact I hate the idea of people using up cargo space for these giant things. I don't need to annoy the people in the adjacent bay at the power wash. But I do want some decent sound going down the road with the top off.
So, do you all think is a good set up. What components mounted where? Nothing radical mind you and I'd like to keep it under $1000. I don't want any DVD's or flashy anytihng, just a regular CD changer and good reliable sound.
The one thing different from a normal K5 is my fiberglass body has room between the inner and outer fenders in the back quarters, it is where I planned on mounting amp(s) and there is room there for some subs I would think...
Thanks for the input...