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<blockquote data-quote="MCQuad" data-source="post: 7591803" data-attributes="member: 634886">Ok so I need a decent head unit for my 2002 Ford Explorer. I am not sure what I should be looking for interms of features so if you guys could help me figure out what I need then that would be great!Not sure on how many pre-outs, or what kind of pre-outs, also not sure EQ ability or LPF or HPF. I will be mounting my tweeters in the pillers with the mids in the doors so does that mean I need any special type of EQ or time alignment? I want the best possible music streaming options that are of the best SQ and not just mp3 files. Any suggestions?Here is the rest of my system:Front doors- Either a 2 way Hertz 165 or a 2 way DLS passive component setRear doors- no speakersSub- Either a Dayton 10 inch HO or a DLS 10 inch (not sure of models)Will be using an OK 2 channel amp to drive the front door speakers and a decent mono block amp fo the sub.Suggestions??? Not sure on the budget either.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MCQuad, post: 7591803, member: 634886"] Ok so I need a decent head unit for my 2002 Ford Explorer. I am not sure what I should be looking for interms of features so if you guys could help me figure out what I need then that would be great! Not sure on how many pre-outs, or what kind of pre-outs, also not sure EQ ability or LPF or HPF. I will be mounting my tweeters in the pillers with the mids in the doors so does that mean I need any special type of EQ or time alignment? I want the best possible music streaming options that are of the best SQ and not just mp3 files. Any suggestions? Here is the rest of my system: Front doors- Either a 2 way Hertz 165 or a 2 way DLS passive component set Rear doors- no speakers Sub- Either a Dayton 10 inch HO or a DLS 10 inch (not sure of models) Will be using an OK 2 channel amp to drive the front door speakers and a decent mono block amp fo the sub. Suggestions??? Not sure on the budget either. [/QUOTE]

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