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<blockquote data-quote="Al1ce1nCha1ns" data-source="post: 978531" data-attributes="member: 561816">well I got a $120 CD Player (an Awia) and its great....except after I go over 10 on the volume (40) being the max the speakers start to crackle. Then when I turn H-Bass off they are fine up to 15 but it sounds quiet (on both 10 and 15) and like crap BTW. So I have question.Is the CD player not correctly hooked up to the harness or do I need a subwoofer? The CD Player has a built in amp BTW. What would be a good subwoofer, just so I could get the music a bit louder (to about 20-25) without it crackling and with H-Bass on? I want the music to sound a little bit above &quot;good&quot; but I dont want to spend a fortune to make it sound perfect.....just enough to listen to my music a little bit loud. I have a 1995 Ford Aerostar BTW.BTW Im not a car junkie but the box says:&quot;High Quality- S/N 100dB+&quot;and&quot;High Power- 52w x 4&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Al1ce1nCha1ns, post: 978531, member: 561816"] well I got a $120 CD Player (an Awia) and its great....except after I go over 10 on the volume (40) being the max the speakers start to crackle. Then when I turn H-Bass off they are fine up to 15 but it sounds quiet (on both 10 and 15) and like crap BTW. So I have question.Is the CD player not correctly hooked up to the harness or do I need a subwoofer? The CD Player has a built in amp BTW. What would be a good subwoofer, just so I could get the music a bit louder (to about 20-25) without it crackling and with H-Bass on? I want the music to sound a little bit above "good" but I dont want to spend a fortune to make it sound perfect.....just enough to listen to my music a little bit loud. I have a 1995 Ford Aerostar BTW. BTW Im not a car junkie but the box says: "High Quality- S/N 100dB+" and "High Power- 52w x 4" [/QUOTE]

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