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<blockquote data-quote="frigiddd" data-source="post: 7773830" data-attributes="member: 642372">Hi there! My name is Chase. I just recently got my first job and I will soon be getting my first paycheck. I have a nice car (2005 Dodge Neon), and the music quality is decent. But for me, it&#039;s just not good enough. I know next to nothing about car audio and I was wondering if anyone could suggest a good system to me. I want the best bang for my buck. I&#039;m willing to spend about $250 (not sure if this is good enough or too much). After looking around on the Sears website, I don&#039;t feel very confident in making purchases that I may later regret. I don&#039;t like ordering products from websites, unless they are household names. (Such as Sears or Radioshack). Also, I would have to have the system installed by someone else, I would like the estimated cost of the installation as well. I want to make my car louder and more bassy. Thank you in advance, and I apologize for the wordy post.-Chase</blockquote>

[QUOTE="frigiddd, post: 7773830, member: 642372"] Hi there! My name is Chase. I just recently got my first job and I will soon be getting my first paycheck. I have a nice car (2005 Dodge Neon), and the music quality is decent. But for me, it's just not good enough. I know next to nothing about car audio and I was wondering if anyone could suggest a good system to me. I want the best bang for my buck. I'm willing to spend about $250 (not sure if this is good enough or too much). After looking around on the Sears website, I don't feel very confident in making purchases that I may later regret. I don't like ordering products from websites, unless they are household names. (Such as Sears or Radioshack). Also, I would have to have the system installed by someone else, I would like the estimated cost of the installation as well. I want to make my car louder and more bassy. Thank you in advance, and I apologize for the wordy post. -Chase [/QUOTE]

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