I have a 2019 SXT plus with the alpine speakers. So much information was missing from the music, no matter how I set the balance/fader or the EQ there was music that should be there and just wasn't.
I started with the rear deck speakers because when faded all the way back they were the worst. I went with a pair of Infinity Kappa s. They made a big difference but still not great.
I decided to bite the bullet and change the rest and add a sub. I went with 6x9 Kappas and 3.5 Reference (no Kappas available in 3.5) and a Rockford Fosgate P300 10 powered subwoffer. and used an Lci2i pro.
I had the work done at a local shop, I'm getting too old to do that much crawling around in trunks and under dashboards (I'd be ok with being buried in my car but I'd like to drive it around awhile longer first).
This is a fantastic solution I highly recommend it. It cost me about $1300, If I had done the work myself it would have been about $800ish. This is using the stock uconnect and amp (except for the sub). The sound is full and rich, great soundstage, plenty of volume and bass and now all the music is there I can hear all the instruments.
I am tempted to add a 4 channel amp mostly because I am curious if it will make an improvement, it is a very good system now and I can't imagine very much improvement.
I am sure people will ask so the specifics are:
Infinity Kappa 62ix 6.5
Infinity Kappa 93ix 6x9
Infintiy reference 3022 cfx 3.5
Rockford Fosgate P300-10 powered sub
audiocontrol Lc2i pro
I started with the rear deck speakers because when faded all the way back they were the worst. I went with a pair of Infinity Kappa s. They made a big difference but still not great.
I decided to bite the bullet and change the rest and add a sub. I went with 6x9 Kappas and 3.5 Reference (no Kappas available in 3.5) and a Rockford Fosgate P300 10 powered subwoffer. and used an Lci2i pro.
I had the work done at a local shop, I'm getting too old to do that much crawling around in trunks and under dashboards (I'd be ok with being buried in my car but I'd like to drive it around awhile longer first).
This is a fantastic solution I highly recommend it. It cost me about $1300, If I had done the work myself it would have been about $800ish. This is using the stock uconnect and amp (except for the sub). The sound is full and rich, great soundstage, plenty of volume and bass and now all the music is there I can hear all the instruments.
I am tempted to add a 4 channel amp mostly because I am curious if it will make an improvement, it is a very good system now and I can't imagine very much improvement.
I am sure people will ask so the specifics are:
Infinity Kappa 62ix 6.5
Infinity Kappa 93ix 6x9
Infintiy reference 3022 cfx 3.5
Rockford Fosgate P300-10 powered sub
audiocontrol Lc2i pro