long list of audio issues
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long list of audio issues alright well the speakers in my sail panel blew so i got them replaced by a shop but I dont think they are 2ohm so i do not get high bass levels it gets distorted at 3/4 volume. I am planning on buying a new headunit to replace the monsoon unit. I wanted to know if i should just buy a new amp to power all the speakers in the car and say screw the monsoon amp. If i do this will i get the bass power back in the sail panel? The speaker comes from a mustang but i dont know the name of it. After i do this I plan on getting a mono amp and 2 10" subs for the hatch.. I just wanted to know if I will get the sound I desire if i get the new amp and will i have 2 rewire the entire car because i still have stock speakers in the door and i planned on leaving them for now? what should I do much help would be very appreciated.
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Originally Posted by 98FoRmULa_BiRd
alright well the speakers in my sail panel blew so i got them replaced by a shop but I dont think they are 2ohm so i do not get high bass levels it gets distorted at 3/4 volume. I am planning on buying a new headunit to replace the monsoon unit. I wanted to know if i should just buy a new amp to power all the speakers in the car and say screw the monsoon amp. If i do this will i get the bass power back in the sail panel? The speaker comes from a mustang but i dont know the name of it. After i do this I plan on getting a mono amp and 2 10" subs for the hatch.. I just wanted to know if I will get the sound I desire if i get the new amp and will i have 2 rewire the entire car because i still have stock speakers in the door and i planned on leaving them for now? what should I do much help would be very appreciated.
A new head unit will take care o f the distortion problem. The Monsoon HU is notorious for this.
Sounds like you like a lot of thump, my advice is to do your homework, figure out what you want, and build an entirely new sound system.
