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<blockquote data-quote="Jimg" data-source="post: 8815598" data-attributes="member: 676695">I am going to try the Sony XM GS series.&nbsp; The build quality and reviews I have seen they seem to be good quality for the price.I wish they had a little more power but I am going to be running a basic system in a Toyota tundrajvc z1000 head unitmassive ct2 tweeters in the sail panelsSb acoustics sb17 six inch woofers in the doorsTwo rockford fosgate p2 eights behind the rear seat.&nbsp; Sony xm-gs4Sony Xm-gs100I hope to get the sound I want with equipment listed above.I have a Dayton DSP-408 also if I want to try adding a 3rd amp with a little more power to run a 3 way setup by adding some small mid range speakers in the factory dash locations.Not looking to blow the doors off the truck.&nbsp; Just upgrading the crap factory radio.I am open to suggestions on using Different tweeters and mids if there is a much better solution for the money</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jimg, post: 8815598, member: 676695"] I am going to try the Sony XM GS series. The build quality and reviews I have seen they seem to be good quality for the price. I wish they had a little more power but I am going to be running a basic system in a Toyota tundra jvc z1000 head unit massive ct2 tweeters in the sail panels Sb acoustics sb17 six inch woofers in the doors Two rockford fosgate p2 eights behind the rear seat. Sony xm-gs4 Sony Xm-gs100 I hope to get the sound I want with equipment listed above. I have a Dayton DSP-408 also if I want to try adding a 3rd amp with a little more power to run a 3 way setup by adding some small mid range speakers in the factory dash locations. Not looking to blow the doors off the truck. Just upgrading the crap factory radio. I am open to suggestions on using Different tweeters and mids if there is a much better solution for the money [/QUOTE]

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