Gordie
Junior Member
Hey all,
First time poster here. Please be gentle.
I have a pickup truck with a Kenwood deck, my front speakers are some Alpines that I don't have the model info in front of me, but they cost about 300.00 and they're the type that have the crossovers and my tweeters are up front by the windshield (what are they called again??) Having a brain cramp.
And I also have a 5 channel amp with a small subwoofer under the seats in the back. The rear speakers are probably something generic since they really don't even come into play.
Now that I've bored you with all that, I'm looking to upgrade my system. I don't think upgrading my front speakers are going to do much. It's just too difficult to listen to some speakers and try to pretend what they might sound like in my truck. I've listened to some top line Focal speakers, but it was in the middle of a show room, so I can't compare those to mine, and I wasn't even impressed at all.
What I've been thinking is that I'd like to upgrade my deck instead. Being confined in a pickup truck doesn't allow for much dynamics. Are there any decks that have some cool DSP features that would widen the sound? I'd love to have a 'airy' sound rather than the boxy sound I have now. My deck has some options, but you really can't tell the difference in a truck. Are there decks that have great DSP options? Or does anyone have any other speaker upgrade options that I might want to try?
Thanks for listening to all this crap //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif
Dan in NH
First time poster here. Please be gentle.
I have a pickup truck with a Kenwood deck, my front speakers are some Alpines that I don't have the model info in front of me, but they cost about 300.00 and they're the type that have the crossovers and my tweeters are up front by the windshield (what are they called again??) Having a brain cramp.
And I also have a 5 channel amp with a small subwoofer under the seats in the back. The rear speakers are probably something generic since they really don't even come into play.
Now that I've bored you with all that, I'm looking to upgrade my system. I don't think upgrading my front speakers are going to do much. It's just too difficult to listen to some speakers and try to pretend what they might sound like in my truck. I've listened to some top line Focal speakers, but it was in the middle of a show room, so I can't compare those to mine, and I wasn't even impressed at all.
What I've been thinking is that I'd like to upgrade my deck instead. Being confined in a pickup truck doesn't allow for much dynamics. Are there any decks that have some cool DSP features that would widen the sound? I'd love to have a 'airy' sound rather than the boxy sound I have now. My deck has some options, but you really can't tell the difference in a truck. Are there decks that have great DSP options? Or does anyone have any other speaker upgrade options that I might want to try?
Thanks for listening to all this crap //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif
Dan in NH
