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<blockquote data-quote="pro-rabbit" data-source="post: 7879657" data-attributes="member: 551878">I would just upgrade the speakers themselves. There are a few things you can do to make it all work better. If you end up looking at a sub, of course you have amp/wiring/sub/box to look into, but if you keep everything scaled down smaller just to get a little more lowerend out of it, you won&#039;t be to bad on budget or the space it takes up.I&#039;m not sure I would be shopping at BestBuy though. We have &quot;fixed&quot; several of their installs over the years. Not saying all are bad, because some do actually have good salesmen and installers, but the vast majority do not.Here is a better method to figure out what you may need to do.1. What unit do you currently have?2. Are the speakers replaced or stock? If they are not stock, what are they?3. What are your goals for the audio in the truck? Just to work and sound good, or do you want that little something &quot;extra&quot; in it?4. Ensure you have a budget to work with. Even it is small, it is better to go into something like this with an idea of what you want to spend and try your best to stick with it. If not, you may end up spending far more then you thought you might...happens all the time though, so if it does do not feel bad haha.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pro-rabbit, post: 7879657, member: 551878"] I would just upgrade the speakers themselves. There are a few things you can do to make it all work better. If you end up looking at a sub, of course you have amp/wiring/sub/box to look into, but if you keep everything scaled down smaller just to get a little more lowerend out of it, you won't be to bad on budget or the space it takes up. I'm not sure I would be shopping at BestBuy though. We have "fixed" several of their installs over the years. Not saying all are bad, because some do actually have good salesmen and installers, but the vast majority do not. Here is a better method to figure out what you may need to do. 1. What unit do you currently have? 2. Are the speakers replaced or stock? If they are not stock, what are they? 3. What are your goals for the audio in the truck? Just to work and sound good, or do you want that little something "extra" in it? 4. Ensure you have a budget to work with. Even it is small, it is better to go into something like this with an idea of what you want to spend and try your best to stick with it. If not, you may end up spending far more then you thought you might...happens all the time though, so if it does do not feel bad haha. [/QUOTE]

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