Upgrading 09 Crew Cab Sound System
First time poster here. I've had my '09 for awhile and really wanted to beef up the sound system so I just bought the items listed below that I will attempt to install myself upon my return from Afghanistan. Inspiration came after reading Truckin Mag (http://www.truckinweb.com/tech/1005t...des/index.html)
- Pioneer AVIC-Z120BT - Navi
- 120956511Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep Kit 2007-Up
- Euro Antenna Adapter OEM Female to Motorola Male
- Pioneer ND-BC20PA - Backup Camera
- PAC SWI-PS - enable the use of steering wheel controls
- PAC C2R-CHY4 - wiring for old to new h/u
- Pioneer TS-SW3001S2 2-12" subs
- 2-12" pre-made sub box vented
- Pioneer GM-D8500M Class-D Mono Amp to support subs
- Pioneer TS-D1320C 5.25" Component Speakers (hope I can make those tweeter cuts)
- 142SA69Universal SAPs 6"x9" to 5.25"/6.5"
- 12071050Chrysler Wire Harness speakers
- Pioneer GM-6400F 4-ch amp for component speakers
- Brand-X LXSCAP17 1.7-Farad Cap
- FatMat 100sq ft (50mil) and hood kit
- Tsunami Amp1040d 1/0 and 4 Gauge Dual Amp Wiring Kit + Distribution Block - This Is Made for Wiring Any 2 High Powered Amps (Distribution Block Included)"
Cost me right below $2700 for everything. If anyone sees anything I'm missing please let me know.
I'll post pictures as soon as I get back and start having fun!
- Pioneer AVIC-Z120BT - Navi
- 120956511Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep Kit 2007-Up
- Euro Antenna Adapter OEM Female to Motorola Male
- Pioneer ND-BC20PA - Backup Camera
- PAC SWI-PS - enable the use of steering wheel controls
- PAC C2R-CHY4 - wiring for old to new h/u
- Pioneer TS-SW3001S2 2-12" subs
- 2-12" pre-made sub box vented
- Pioneer GM-D8500M Class-D Mono Amp to support subs
- Pioneer TS-D1320C 5.25" Component Speakers (hope I can make those tweeter cuts)
- 142SA69Universal SAPs 6"x9" to 5.25"/6.5"
- 12071050Chrysler Wire Harness speakers
- Pioneer GM-6400F 4-ch amp for component speakers
- Brand-X LXSCAP17 1.7-Farad Cap
- FatMat 100sq ft (50mil) and hood kit
- Tsunami Amp1040d 1/0 and 4 Gauge Dual Amp Wiring Kit + Distribution Block - This Is Made for Wiring Any 2 High Powered Amps (Distribution Block Included)"
Cost me right below $2700 for everything. If anyone sees anything I'm missing please let me know.
I'll post pictures as soon as I get back and start having fun!
From just glancing at things, it looks like you've got it covered.
I'm not knocking your choices at all, but I'm wondering if Pioneer has stepped up their game when it comes to their speakers. Last few years it seems that their speakers just haven't been up to par with everyone else in terms of response and quality.
Again, not knocking your choice, but I am curious as to how it all performs for you.
I'm not knocking your choices at all, but I'm wondering if Pioneer has stepped up their game when it comes to their speakers. Last few years it seems that their speakers just haven't been up to par with everyone else in terms of response and quality.
Again, not knocking your choice, but I am curious as to how it all performs for you.
Wow. Looks like you got some work to do. But then I think it will be well worth it. You'll be surprised at how the Fatmat alone will improve the sound and noise level in the cab. I used dynomat in my 2500. Easy to stick on and roll into place.
Hey if no one else says it....Thanks for your service to this country and to us.
Happy Thanksgiving too. Say hello to rest of the Service men and women over there for us too.
Paul
Hey if no one else says it....Thanks for your service to this country and to us.
Happy Thanksgiving too. Say hello to rest of the Service men and women over there for us too.
Paul
Good Morning and Happy Thanksgiving. I was looking at your list and I noticed that everything is Pioneer. Is that for a reason? DO you get some kind of discount? The reason I am asking is beacuse you don't have to by all the same name brand to get good quality. I remember back in my stereo days I ran Pioneer headunit's, PPI Amp's and Kicker Speaker's. The point to this is different manufacturer's focus on different product's, it is impossible for on manufacturer to have the best everything. I would look around and read some reviews on different products and see what get's the best reviews. Make sure to use some sites that give you consumer reviews and not panel reviews. Look around on this forum there are a couple of threads out there where people have done a complete upgrade. Ask them there opinion, the people on here are very helpfull. Now if you get a discount or something like that then go for it, because to be honest unless your going to go competion with the sound system you will probably never notice the difference. Finally be safe over there and thanks for your service. Tell all your friends to keep an eye on there 6.
Thanks everyone. I have a buddy that works for Pioneer so I got a little discount and he helped me pick out some of the stuff. I can't wait to put it all together over a few cold ones over a few days. By the way, no competitions for me just an average guy trying to get a little thump in my truck. Next project will be the boat I'll eventually get...the real reason why I got a truck!



