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<blockquote data-quote="hollowpoint" data-source="post: 2970643" data-attributes="member: 576565">Hey all.&nbsp; Right of now Im driving a 1998 Jeep Cherokee(Stock in every possible way).&nbsp; Im realllly use to my Mom&#039;s Mach1000 system in her mustang which Im not allowed to drive anymore now that I got the Jeep.&nbsp; My Jeep...straight up **** in that category. My **** computer speaker system is better than it. I was seriously considering buying a power converter and puttin them in someway<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite11" alt=":rolleyes:" title="Roll eyes&nbsp; &nbsp; :rolleyes:" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":rolleyes:" />Anyways to the point. My problem is I have a cassette adapter for my iPod that I use with my stock headunit. I cant turn anything up to loud cause it freakin distorts.&nbsp; I was wondering if it would stop distorting or not as bad so I can atleast crank up some good tunes, I would change the speakers in the jeep.&nbsp; Theres 4 speakers at 6.5&quot;.&nbsp; OR would it be better to go and get a complete mini system which If someone could think up a quick one that would be great.Heres the catch, Im low on the money so right now $300 bucks is pushing it put it that way.What are your ideas on how I should fix this? Getting new aftermarket speakers will fix the distorting problem and I can fully blast music(if so what speakers), or get a somewhat decent system.P.S. if this in the wrong spot I appolgize since it is only my 2nd post and i went into detail to try to help out everyone that might have questions-Thanks HP</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hollowpoint, post: 2970643, member: 576565"] Hey all. Right of now Im driving a 1998 Jeep Cherokee(Stock in every possible way). Im realllly use to my Mom's Mach1000 system in her mustang which Im not allowed to drive anymore now that I got the Jeep. My Jeep...straight up **** in that category. My **** computer speaker system is better than it. I was seriously considering buying a power converter and puttin them in someway:rolleyes: Anyways to the point. My problem is I have a cassette adapter for my iPod that I use with my stock headunit. I cant turn anything up to loud cause it freakin distorts. I was wondering if it would stop distorting or not as bad so I can atleast crank up some good tunes, I would change the speakers in the jeep. Theres 4 speakers at 6.5". OR would it be better to go and get a complete mini system which If someone could think up a quick one that would be great. Heres the catch, Im low on the money so right now $300 bucks is pushing it put it that way. What are your ideas on how I should fix this? Getting new aftermarket speakers will fix the distorting problem and I can fully blast music(if so what speakers), or get a somewhat decent system. P.S. if this in the wrong spot I appolgize since it is only my 2nd post and i went into detail to try to help out everyone that might have questions -Thanks HP [/QUOTE]

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