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<blockquote data-quote="zman37" data-source="post: 8744991" data-attributes="member: 683009"><p>The aftermarket head unit will have enough power to make a difference. Stock is about 10 to 20 watts peak where aftermarket is 20 RMS 50 peak. Check out the Sony XAV AX7000(I think that's the correct part number). It's like 50 rms and 100 peak to 4 freaking channels. With the ability to bridge the two rears. That will power a sub 200 watts peak 100 rms. It's popular for motorcycles. But I bet it will fit in your trucks double din space. Try it out for a month or two. Then upgrade to an amp if you feel like it's not quite there.</p><p> Make sure to get a head unit with no less than 4 volt pre outs. Pretty sure the Sony I recommended has this or they might even be 5v. That cleans the signal so to speak to your amp. </p><p> For the factory controls a lot of the time you can get items like a SWA(steering wheel controls adapter) and backup cam adapter. Ises your factory backup cam on your head unit. </p><p>With an aftermarket head unit via a USB you can listen to WMA and FLAC audio files most of the time. Super clean music formats. Rock on!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="zman37, post: 8744991, member: 683009"] The aftermarket head unit will have enough power to make a difference. Stock is about 10 to 20 watts peak where aftermarket is 20 RMS 50 peak. Check out the Sony XAV AX7000(I think that's the correct part number). It's like 50 rms and 100 peak to 4 freaking channels. With the ability to bridge the two rears. That will power a sub 200 watts peak 100 rms. It's popular for motorcycles. But I bet it will fit in your trucks double din space. Try it out for a month or two. Then upgrade to an amp if you feel like it's not quite there. Make sure to get a head unit with no less than 4 volt pre outs. Pretty sure the Sony I recommended has this or they might even be 5v. That cleans the signal so to speak to your amp. For the factory controls a lot of the time you can get items like a SWA(steering wheel controls adapter) and backup cam adapter. Ises your factory backup cam on your head unit. With an aftermarket head unit via a USB you can listen to WMA and FLAC audio files most of the time. Super clean music formats. Rock on! [/QUOTE]
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