Look at the link I sent you. All the speakers listed are the ones that work best in our trucks.

 

That would be my thought...... (as far as replacing the infinity system altogether.)

 

Yeah. If your just listening to music and not worried about blasting the windows out of your truck you don't need an amp. Your deck is sufficient enough to power the door and behind the seat speakers. I would also get new wiring as well if you're replacing the whole system.

 

I think this is the route I'll go. If i get good speakers they should be able to handle an amp farther down the road should i do desire to make that step, correct?

 

Just make sure your speakers can deal with what your amp is handing them. Don't get speakers that have a max of 25 watts, and expect them to live very long behind a 500 watt amp.

 

Ha that makes sense. Can speakers catch on fire? That seems like a good way to find out.

 

I have an old RadioShack 100Watt Rack Mount Amp that I use for my computer speaker's, I once used some real light speaker wire, and the positive and negative ends touched and I kid you not it caught fire, a small flame, but still...

 

The distortion you're hearing is from the speakers having built on amps and radio trying to send them power too. Take a look at the infinity kappa perfects. They having amazing sound quality for the price.

 

I bought Rockford frostgate speakers off of amazon for like $70 and they are good all around speaker. Audiocrunch.com really recommended the.

 

Anyway I can fix that without new stuff?