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<blockquote data-quote="HandOverFist" data-source="post: 8471292" data-attributes="member: 644652">Thanks Kai - That&#039;s the kind of advice I was looking for. I&#039;m 62 and my hearing is impaired as well as most other senses lol...sound is very subjective I agree. I admit right off the bat I have no clue about car audio which is why I came here.First off the radio...I picked it simply because I do not want to butcher my recently repaired dash panel and I figured it a sure upgrade from the factory am unit.Speakers - Once again I have no clue what is compatible/desirable. What I can say is there will be a speaker/speakers in the factory center dash panel. There will be no holes cut in the doors period. The same for the kick panels...this is a non-air vehicle and I&#039;m not giving up my vents for speakers. That leaves only the area behind the seats for the rest of the speakers. What would be the difference between 2-way and 3-way speakers in this environment?I was hoping someone could help me design a moderate system within my restricted parameters and direct me to parts that will work well together. Music interest&#039;s trend toward Alice in Chains, Tool, Foo Fighters and the like...I don&#039;t have to blow the windows out if you know what I mean.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HandOverFist, post: 8471292, member: 644652"] Thanks Kai - That's the kind of advice I was looking for. I'm 62 and my hearing is impaired as well as most other senses lol...sound is very subjective I agree. I admit right off the bat I have no clue about car audio which is why I came here. First off the radio...I picked it simply because I do not want to butcher my recently repaired dash panel and I figured it a sure upgrade from the factory am unit. Speakers - Once again I have no clue what is compatible/desirable. What I can say is there will be a speaker/speakers in the factory center dash panel. There will be no holes cut in the doors period. The same for the kick panels...this is a non-air vehicle and I'm not giving up my vents for speakers. That leaves only the area behind the seats for the rest of the speakers. What would be the difference between 2-way and 3-way speakers in this environment? I was hoping someone could help me design a moderate system within my restricted parameters and direct me to parts that will work well together. Music interest's trend toward Alice in Chains, Tool, Foo Fighters and the like...I don't have to blow the windows out if you know what I mean. [/QUOTE]

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