I have a '08 with the Infinity sound system. I bought the harness, single din kit, and then took it out because I wanted the 6disc and steering controls. I really want a nice LCD flip out with AUX since my cd player doesn't. Walmart has a Jensen flip out for $300. Here's the deal, I know my passenger front door speakers blown and has been for 30,000 miles lol. I think a dash speaker is also but I may have more than 2 blown. The dealer said $35 for the door and $55 for the dash. I also have 3 speakers in the dash. Would it be a lot better to replace the blowns a little at a time and do the LCD flip out? I can't replace with aftermarket because of the amp. If I replace them I'm also replacing 7 speakers and that won't be cheap lol. I'm fine with the stock speakers but if I do blow more or have more than 2 I'll be dipping into the 3 figure mark, maybe with 2 after tax. I just want a good route, honestly it sounds fine with 1 or maybe 2-3 blown lol. I'm also not hearing the passenger door one crackling or popping only my passengers do. I play it on 32 with windows down cruising to work and its plenty loud and only at quieter levels I can hear the passenger door speaker pop and come on.

 

Dude... Get headphones lol. Crutchfield has buy one get one half off on polk speakers this week. You could probably do all 7 speakers for the $300 you were gonna drop on the jensen. http://www.crutchfield.com/p_107DB65...io-db6501.html $199, buy two and get 4 door speakers and 4 tweeters plus the crossovers for your $300 pricetag. The 5.25 set is $189, even cheaper and should still fit.

 

Personally, I'm thinking AM radio is gonna make a come-back. Remember, you heard it here first...

 

I can't run those speakers, I'm stuck running stocks unless I bypass the amp. My understanding is the systems tied into everything.

 

The Jensen has a LCD screen, nice for trips. I honestly can live without the speakers but one day I will want to fix that. I also want a AUX port for iPods, no more CD's in the truck cluttering things up and I'm not a fan of radio stations here.