Why would you need BT in a CB?

 

I have to have the best $hit bitch! (perk is kicking in) That why I paid 130 for my cb and there site want 200 for the cb so I got a deal.

 

I don't think so. The white side is what you peel off for the adhesive side. Looks like just foam to me. I wouldn't use that on the floor, but it's fine for the doors and headliner. And the link I posted earlier is cheaper.

 

What link? You put on up of the head unit. Heres more info you rick. http://www.dynamat.com/products_car_...dynaliner.html

 

Bluetooth in an H/U is great, but I cringe whenever I hear of anyone putting Sony anything in their vehicles. I'm sure everyone has their preferences, and mine lies with Pioneer/Premier.

In my personal experience, Sony decks, albeit packed with features, usually skimp on quality of their amps. Yes, they are usually more powerful, but if the amp quality can't stand up to the load, it's a moot point. Almost every single Sony/Awaia H/U I've had the privilege of tinkering with, had a blown amp. I believe Speeddemon and I talked about a certain Sony H/U that is having amp problems at the moment as well.

Of all the Pioneer decks I've installed, I only had one fail on me, and all that was was caused by normal wear and tear and living in a dusty environment.

I usually prefer to dynamat every single surface that I can in a vehicle, and if I can get all of the door covered, then I will. It helps in the long run all the way. As far as heat protection, out in PA, I don't think that's going to be that much of an issue.

EDIT: Oh, for another $30.00 he can add a bluetooth receiver to that Pioneer, and be in the same ballpark price as the Sony.

 

the head unit is nice. you'll like being able to pack 20 hours of music on one cd (mp3) and you can organize the music on the cd by putting entire folders on it, then when you put the cd in you can scan through the folders like they are individual cds.

i put the same speakers in the front doors of my dads 98 and they have really good sound. just make sure you keep the grilles on them so the door panel isn't resting on the tweeters.

i don't know if the 6x9s will fit in the rear doors.

use a door clip removal tool to take the panel off (laramie has a picture of it). if you end up breaking clips when you take the panel off then you can get a 50 pack for 11$ at http://www.clipsandfasteners.com/Tri...s_p/a19213.htm

 

I've told him to use that tool before and he wont do it, so whatever.
I know he jacked up the link for the rear speakers, but I didn't catch it until now. I picked out the same Type S speakers, but only in a 5 1/4" diameter. (Yes, I know that you can fit larger in there, but it's a pain. I know)

 

my dads speakers are mix and match. we got the front speakers and forgot the back. so i ran to walmart and got a set of 5.25 Dual speakers and they sound pretty good.

since you are going with Alpine speakers, then why not get a H/U to match like this: http://www.crutchfield.com/p_500CDA1...ures_and_specs

 

Here is the rear speakers that I showed him- http://www.crutchfield.com/p_500SPR1...ures_and_specs

Alpines make a good deck, but I don't give them credit for the face plate design. Too busy IMO.

 

our rear speakers suck no amp. so i wired the rear like the front so you get full power all round, its hard to exsplain my buddy did it but i disconnected the smaller speakers and put 6x9 in the rear in its place