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<blockquote data-quote="casearJohn" data-source="post: 1590694" data-attributes="member: 566990">Hi all. Great forums here. I want to upgrade my audio system, but dont know where to begin.I have a 93 Cadillac Fleetwood. Factory six speaker system with amp, cd and cassette. Now it sounds pretty good for a 14 year old factory system. Sound quality is really good. I can hear everything cleanly. bass, horns, pianos, everything. I would like to use something that would fit in all the factory spaces. I dont want to tear the car up with the install. More importantly I dont want it to be too obvious there is good stuff in there.I have 6x9&#039;s rear, amp in trunk, I think there are 5 1/2&#039;s up front, and then the tweeters, Maybe 2&quot;? I would have to check on that. My total working budget is about $800-1000 right now. I dont mind buying used stuff or yesterdays models so long as they are good. I want sound quality and clarity over car shaking bass. Bass is good, but I feel it should compliment rather than overpower everything else, which is too often the case these days. I listen to everything from classical to opera to motown and rock. If that helps.Thanks for any advice.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="casearJohn, post: 1590694, member: 566990"] Hi all. Great forums here. I want to upgrade my audio system, but dont know where to begin. I have a 93 Cadillac Fleetwood. Factory six speaker system with amp, cd and cassette. Now it sounds pretty good for a 14 year old factory system. Sound quality is really good. I can hear everything cleanly. bass, horns, pianos, everything. I would like to use something that would fit in all the factory spaces. I dont want to tear the car up with the install. More importantly I dont want it to be too obvious there is good stuff in there. I have 6x9's rear, amp in trunk, I think there are 5 1/2's up front, and then the tweeters, Maybe 2"? I would have to check on that. My total working budget is about $800-1000 right now. I dont mind buying used stuff or yesterdays models so long as they are good. I want sound quality and clarity over car shaking bass. Bass is good, but I feel it should compliment rather than overpower everything else, which is too often the case these days. I listen to everything from classical to opera to motown and rock. If that helps. Thanks for any advice. [/QUOTE]

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