Car audio installers and equipment
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Car audio installers and equipment
I've been out of the car audio game for years now so I'm looking for advice. I want to do a complete overhaul of my 99 TA's sound system. Is Car Toys any good or overpriced ? Do you recommend finding a local mom and pop shop ? As far as the equipment, is Fosgate still decent for speakers or is there something new I should be looking at? I'm telling you it's been since the 2005 since I've even thought about car speakers.
I'm always up for suggestions on shops in Houston .
I'm always up for suggestions on shops in Houston .
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Dren (07-14-2019)
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I'm still a Fosgate fan. Have an amp with with 2 10'' Punch in my Suv for 12 years now and still thumps. Not sure if their quality is the same now but I know they use to build quality stuff.
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Focal is damned hard to beat for speakers. I prefer pioneer head units and Fosgate subs. As for installers, I use wire cutters and maximum effort, but I have no complaints about car toys.
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I have a complete set of CDT Audio speakers I removed from my 2002 Camaro. I would assume its plug and play but not positive. If interested send me a PM with your contact info.
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Hey. I have all Kicker speakers and a10” sub. I use a JL Audio 5 channel amp with a Kenwood double din head unit. Sounds really good and I have about $1,300 in it. Fosgate is still a good choice. My ‘86 C10 is all Fosgate and it hits pretty good and is clean sounding. What town do you live in?