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Available for most vehicles. A Virginia native from the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, he loves spending time with his wonderful wife and sons, listening to music, writing, and playing games with friends. Robert's love for car audio began at 16 when he installed his first car stereo. A car can be a great place to enjoy music, but many commuters still put up with marginal sound quality that they'd never tolerate at home. Others assemble sophisticated sound systems for their cars, then make common installation mistakes that keep the system from reaching its full potential.

I've put together some suggestions on how to improve the sound in your vehicle, with tips for both simple factory systems and more sophisticated setups. You don't have to live with bad sound in your car. Even the simplest improvements to your system can yield noticeable results. In most cases, the speakers are just about the last thing a manufacturer thinks about when designing and building your car. Factory systems have gotten better over the last few years, but many so-called "premium" systems still use relatively inexpensive amps and speakers that don't deliver top-notch sound.

You can make a big difference in your system's sound quality by installing a nice set of aftermarket speakers. You'll hear tighter bass and more overall clarity, and you'll most likely notice details you've never heard before in songs you've known for years. Replacement speakers give you maximum bang for your buck, so they're a terrific first step on the road to better sound.

Learn more about car speakers. Yes, you can store more music files in your music player if you use greater compression, and they'll sound okay when you're listening through earbuds.

But you lose some high- and low-frequency information when you compress your music, along with some of the details that make your music interesting. And, on a good car audio system, you can really tell that something's missing.

Don't settle for the default setting when creating your files. If you want to use your iPod, smartphone, or MP3 player in your car, try using as little compression as possible. The higher the bit rate, the better your music will sound through your car's system. And if you stream music, explore the settings in your favorite music app to step up your audio quality. Shop hi-res music players. Learn more about MP3 and other formats.

A digital-to-analog converter, or DAC, has the job of converting digital information — 0's and 1's — into analog music signals.

Your music player's built-in DAC usually does a good enough job for casual listening with earbuds, but it doesn't deliver the same level of performance you can get from the more advanced DACs found in many of today's better car stereos. Fortunately, if you can connect your iPod or phone to your aftermarket stereo via a USB cable, you might be able to bypass your device's DAC. It depends on the individual stereo, so be sure to check the stereo's "Hands-on Research" info on the Crutchfield website for confirmation.

Learn more about getting the best sound from your portable music player. By reducing vibration and road noise, Dynamat does two things to make your system sound better. First off, a door panel isn't the best place for a speaker — the thin metal vibrates as your music plays, which affects the accuracy of the sound. When you attach Dynamat to your door panel, it deadens those vibrations and creates a more stable platform for your speaker, more like the wooden baffle on a home speaker.

Second, have you ever noticed how your system sounds really good at 25 mph, but gets a little harsh when you hit 60? Road noise tends to mask the lower frequencies first, so your system sounds overly bright when you turn it up at highway speeds.

Dynamat lowers interior noise levels in your car, so you don't have to turn your music up as loud when you're driving. You'll hear more musical detail, and your amps won't have to work as hard. And that's all good. Watch our video on installing Dynamat. You may be saying "My factory stereo puts out watts, and that's plenty of power. A separate amplifier will provide more clean power than any car stereo, and that'll make a night-and-day difference in sound quality.

Your system will sound better, whether you listen to Mahler at a conversational level or Megadeth turned up to An amplifier is essential to getting great sound in your car. Learn more about car amplifiers. The interior of a car presents some serious problems when it comes to sound quality.

Glass and plastic surfaces reflect sound like crazy, while carpet, seat covers, and other absorbent materials soak it up. Add poorly-placed speakers to the mix, and you wind up with significant frequency response peaks in most car interiors.

These peaks make your music boomy in the bass or shrill in the upper frequencies, causing "ear fatigue. AudioControl's EQL equalizer features 13 bands of equalization, and its level matching controls get maximum voltage to your amps. Most car receivers give you treble, midrange, and bass controls — useful for global fixes but not for zeroing in on problem areas.

You'll need an equalizer to kill these peaks, whether it's built into your receiver or in a processor mounted in your dash or near your amplifiers. An outboard equalizer gives you multiple points for adjusting frequency response, so you can iron out those peaks in your system.

A parametric equalizer allows you to vary the centerpoint and width of each EQ band, so you can really zero in on a problem area. Sound processors help you eliminate frequency response peaks and increase bass response, and some even include a microphone for analyzing your car's acoustics.

Shop car equalizers and signal processors. If you're building a sealed subwoofer box, make sure it's sealed properly. Air leaks can really hurt your sub's performance.

If you're using a ported box , make sure you've got the right sub in there. You can destroy a sub that's designed for sealed box use by driving it hard in a ported enclosure. Also, it's important to build a box with the correct interior volume for the sub you've picked out. A mismatch can result in poor performance or a sub fatality.

You can also avoid all of these issues by buying a premade enclosure that'll work with your subwoofer. Learn all about box building. Many in-dash receivers now include frequency filters that'll work with your preamp and speaker outputs. If you have a sub, use the high-pass filter to remove the low bass from your car's full-range speakers. You'll get more clean volume out of them, particularly if you're driving them with the receiver's built-in power.

Or maybe your sub sounds really strong, but the bass sounds like it's coming from behind you. Experiment with raising or lowering the crossover point on your low-pass filter, and you'll be able to bring the bass up forward with the rest of the music.

Many amplifiers feature subsonic filters that remove super-low bass below the range of human hearing. Go ahead and turn it on — your amp and sub will run cleaner without that subsonic sludge. Also, the compression you use to create your music files can cause a low-frequency sputtering sound in your subs. Your subsonic filter can remove or minimize this noise. Shop car audio crossovers. Common questions about crossovers. Our Tech Support people field calls every day from customers who can't understand why their new car audio system sounds so bad.

Most people think the gain control on their new amplifier controls the volume level. Naturally, they turn it all the way up, which causes bad things to happen.

The gain control actually adjusts the amount of input signal coming into the amplifier. When you crank it up too high, you'll hear some seriously nasty distortion. Back it off a little, and you're all set. Every amp manufacturer will have specific suggestions, so you'll want to check out your manual for the best way to set the gain on your new amplifier.

Learn more about setting up your new amp. Boosting your factory radio's tone controls up to 11 might make your system sound better in your driveway, but it just creates distortion when you turn it up on the highway. A heavy low-frequency boost, in particular, will put a big strain on your factory system. If you want to fatten up your sound, try using a smaller boost in the bass, lower the highs and mids a touch, and then turn up your overall level a little more.

But maybe you've replaced your factory radio with an aftermarket stereo that features a multi-band equalizer. The same rule still holds true — avoid excessive tone boosts or cuts if possible.

A bad EQ setting can make a good system sound terrible, while an intelligent tone curve can make a good system sound great. For a number of very good reasons, it's never a good idea to fool with your EQ on the road. If you can, program a few different EQ presets into your receiver, so you can see what works best in your car without having to adjust settings while you're driving.

Or cycle through your receiver's preset curves to see if one of them sounds particularly good at highway speed, then customize that setting in your driveway. What to look for in a car stereo. I've installed a lot of car audio systems, and I still love to see that "Wow" moment when somebody hears a sub in their car for the first time.

A good subwoofer will bring the bottom octave of your music back into proper balance, so you'll hear familiar tunes in a whole new light.

Some people develop a negative opinion of subwoofers when they sit next to a thumping, vibrating car at a traffic light. But subs aren't just about the boom — you can adjust any subwoofer to fit your musical tastes and your vehicle.

And once you drive with a subwoofer, you can never go back to living without one. Watch our video on adding a powered sub. The people who designed your car probably didn't have subwoofers in mind when they built your vehicle. Big bass sucks up a lot of power, and most car electrical systems aren't equipped to deal with it. You connect the cap inline on the power cable from your battery, as close to the amp as possible. It stores up power from your alternator, then releases it instantly to satisfy your amp's demand for the power needed to reproduce a big bass hit.

Have you ever noticed a big drop-off in performance after running your subs loud and hard for a minute or two? Or watched your headlights dim in time to the music while you're driving at night? A capacitor cures these problems by taking the brunt of those demand peaks away from your amp, so your amp sees a more consistent supply of power.

Frequently asked questions about installing a car amplifier. Electricity is like running water. You wouldn't run a garden hose from your well to your house, because not enough water would get through to keep up with demand. That's why you don't want to use cheap, undersized power cable to get power to your amplifiers — the amp will be starved for power when you start pushing up the volume control.

A good power cable allows current to flow freely so your amp gets the juice it needs during peak demand. High-quality patch cables promote better signal flow from your receiver to your amps, so you hear a more focused, detailed sound.

And good patch cables will also reject noise caused by your car's electrical system. Ask any guitar player about the importance of good cables. Watch our amplifier installation video. Give us a call, and an advisor will work with you to find the right audio solution for your vehicle.

Thanks for sharing such a informative article. A good subwoofer will bring the bottom octave of music back into proper balance, so you'll hear familiar tunes in a whole new light. Hi My head unit does have "Loudness" function. Moses, yes you can safely use your loudness feature with your amplifier.

But often, if you have your amp tuned nicely, turning on the loudness can make the music sound muddy or a little distorted. So try it with and without the loudness, and adjust your amp so that you're happy with what you hear.

I am going to install Rockford Fosgate RX5 amp, what cables should I use? Alex, check out this Crutchfield staff review of one of the most recent Nakamichi CD receivers. Alex, depending on your application, Rockford Fosgate has a number of cable packages that will work with this receiver. Check out the "Accessories" tab on the Rockford Fosgate RX5 page.

You may also find our car amplifiers FAQ useful. Hi, what options do I have for improved sound quality in my Dodge Journey SXT with the base stereo 4. It obviously sounds weak since this system doesn't have an amplifier at all and the music seems to lose power during the vocal parts of songs and then come back up during the non-vocal parts-which is extremely annoying.

Replacing the head unit isn't an option anymore on today's new cars since they now incorporate the HVAC controls and other vehicle features and option controls in the head units.

It's really stupid that they force you to deal with lousy sound by sticking other things in the stereo so you can't replace it. Greg, you're right -- dashes have become more complicated, but we have integration solutions for a growing number of new cars. I've passed your info along to a Crutchfield advisor who will contact you soon with solutions for your Dodge Journey.

I have a pioneer bt double din. Will the d1 00 amp hook up with RCA cables in back of receiver and to the amp? My main question is how it is hooked up to receiver and amp! Tony, if you're referring to the Pioneer GM-D , you won't be able to power it through a connection with your receiver since your receiver uses a amp fuse and the amp requires connection to a receiver with a amp fuse.

You'll have to power the amp directly from the battery. If your speakers are aftermarket, they should be able to handle that new dose of power just fine. I'm still using tube amplifier at home.

I reasantly bought a Mercedes e and I would like to improve the sound system I like to hear from you. Garo, An Alpine receiver with navigation is a great choice, but we need some more information about your vehicle before we can make a recommendation. You can use our vehicle selector to confirm which stereos fit your car or give us a call at 1. Lynn, we have quite a few articles about component speakers and even more vehicle profiles that detail specific speaker installations.

This list is a great place to start. You might also enjoy our Car Audio Proving Ground series. Why does my sub stop working at a certain point when I crank the volume? If I lower the volume,the sub will play again. Dale, it sounds like your amp is going into protection mode. It may be that you have gain turned up too far. Turn it down, and see if the problem continues.

If it does, it may be that your sub's impedance is too low for your amp. Take a look at this article on wiring a sub and amp to make sure your system is wired correctly. I have a what sounds obvious question but it's still not working out. Head unit is grounded to firewall at a good ground location. Metra ASWC-1 wired according to directions, RCA patch cables through kit from crutchfield with identical patch cables for other channel and sub-woofer amp.

Second amp grounded to sanded floor in back of van. All patch cables are from HU. Power cables both 8 gauge are on the left side of vehicle from battery and patch cables on right side of vehicle. Problem I'm having is this. When amps and three sets of speakers are hook up with car running there are no problems. When I start engine with no volume, I hear high pitch hum and when I turn volume up I hear ticking sound that does not increase with engine.

When do the same but with only one patch cable to amp I have not issues. Grounding is good, second amps do the same. This is in a Toyota Sienna. Should I ground amps together and possible to battery? Very frustrated and in need of help. Charles, it sounds like you bought your gear from Crutchfield, which means you can call Tech Support for free help troubleshooting your system.

Give us a call at 1. I'm really curious to hear or see the sound systems that the Crutchfield employees have: I know you guys definitely have all the good stuff! If I wanted to get a better sound in my car, would changing the factory fitted speakers with 4 x Kenwood 6" speakers work?

Or would I need an amp? I think the speakers put out about watts RMS each. Kaelon, replacing your factory speakers is a great way to significantly improve the audio in your car. You don't need an amplifier to play aftermarket speakers but they'll certainly perform better if you feed them with amplified power.

Be sure that the RMS output per channel of your amplifier is comparable to the power handling of your speakers. So, if your speakers are rated w RMS, an amp should have minimum of 45w RMS per channel and a max of 90w RMS. You might want to check the Kenwood speakers you're interested in again for their power-handling.

Max RMS tends to be no more than watts RMS on the very high end. What's the best way to hook up 2 amps both 2 channel Kenwood watts n a Kenwood watt I wanna hook up 2 door speAkers 2 rears n 2 tweeters with a 10in Boston acoustic sub I have a honda accord.

Roy, this article is a good place to start, but if you bought your gear from Crutchfield, you can call Tech Support for free help setting up your system. Check out our tech support page for details. I have a JL Audio x4 amp with a Vibe subwoofer.

My uncle has recommended getting some 6x9's on my rear shelf to fill it out and have a fuller sound rather than using the stock speakers for the high end. Is this a good idea or should I just replace the speakers in the door? Lewis, go for it. Your uncle has the right idea.

Aftermarket speakers are always going to send better than factory speakers. You can use our vehicle selector to confirm which speakers will fit your car. What is the average cost for a pretty good sounding speaker system in a qx4?

Sterling, you can use our vehicle selector to confirm which speakers fit your car and get an idea for prices.

Hi I have following audio in my car: Deepak, take a look at this article as well as this article to plan your system. Peak power isn't going to be helpful in finding the right amp, you'll need to know the RMS power rating of all speakers involved. Robert, I've passed your information along to our sales team for the best answer.

An advisor will contact you shortly with recommendations. Great article thank you! Ive just installed a bluetooth touchscreen headunit in my mazda hatchback. If i were to install 4 new speakers in the doors and the splits would i require an amp? Im not planning on installing a sub as i need the boot space. Cigano, it's not a requirement, but you'll certainly get even more performance out of your new speakers if they're powered by an aftermarket amp.

Check out this car amplifier buying guide , and if you have any questions, just give us a call! Hi I just bought a Honda City VX-O model.

Don't have much knowledge about the technical aspects of the music systems, don't even know the make of the audio system! I also have a Honda Jazz and am pretty happy with the output of the same but not so happy with the City one: Sanjay, we can't help you with the specifics of those particular cars since our database only covers North American vehicles, but if you're looking for the basics of car audio, this video series is a great place to start.

It's much more better to replace your stock battery with an agm one or add another one in the trunk instead of buying a supercap. Yeah, it's more expensive too, but a cap is only a passive component able to store and relase energy previously leaked from the battery. You will provide your amplifiers the Amps they need, plus the car will be more reliable. You can add a charge separator between the batteries too.

I have a Suburban. I replaced the rear subwoofer which was a big improvement. However I still have alot of treble in the front and very little bass. Was wondering if I replace factory door speakers with four way speakers, will I need to unhook the tweeters in each door. Now it seems all you hear is the tweeters. Larry, yes, you'll want to disconnect the tweeters before installing your new 4-way speakers.

Any suggestions on the speakers I should get. I'm not looking for window shaking bass but I would like a good clear, rich sound with bass. Not trebly like it is now. Larry, I've passed your question along to our sales team. An advisor will contact you soon to help you find the right speakers for your car. My alpine type r pulses a thudding sound repeatedly even when the volume to my stereo is at 0. Daniel, that could be a number of things. A loose ground may be the culprit, or your amp could be malfunctioning.

If you bought your gear from Crutchfield, you can call Tech Support for free help troubleshooting your system. The best way to get the sound you want out of your system is to install a 7 band or equivalent eq within reach of the driver, so you can adjust your system instantly for any song not properly mastered. A 13 band eq in the trunk is not going to do jack for you, when you go from a properly mastered cd to a mp3 you ripped off of vinyl, unless you plan on doing a lot of pulling over to adjust that eq in your trunk.

Great comments from an Excellent Company that "knows" car audio and is not just out to move boxes regardless of situation or consequence. Crutchfield cares, and when a customer comes into my shop with their product for us to install I am confident that they were advised correctly with regards to proper fitment and installation kits and harness's, which can be a confusing task even for "seasoned" installers. Anyway the 12 tips were useful and easy to understand but I would also mention in some of the bigger vehicles I inquire if the driver is usually solo and if so I adjust the balance a notch or two to the right passenger side that will deliver a more centered front stage.

I make sure they know how to change it to their liking like salt and pepper on your steak. Can replace my oem stereo on my Acura rl with an aftermarket unit?

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Ricardo, if you have the non-navigation factory radio, you can use our vehicle selector to confirm which stereos fit your car and get some info on what else is needed for the installation. Unfortunately, we have not researched the navigation radio on the the '98 Acura RL.

Could it be possible to have the best eq settings for my jvc kd-x32 car radio I have a Ford fiesta I have not changed the speakers but I have been told not to since that the factory ones are good but with a good eq setting thanks in advance.

Ross, tuning your car stereo really comes down to preference. Check out this article for a guide to setting your levels to your liking. How are you, I just got two IDMAX12 's put into around a 3. Now it sounds good at higher frequencys but when the bass guitar hits low I listen to rock it's gets rough sounding,not smooth,like a fast sputtering or rough vibrating sound in the tone. Now my amp isn't the best ,it's a Kicker CX Does that kind of thing. Johnny, if you bought any of the gear you described from Crutchfield, you can call Tech Support for free help troubleshooting for the lifetime of the product.

Since my subwoofer claims to produce Hz frequencies, would adding bass blockers Hz 4ohm to my Kickers help clear up the lows? Irek, yes, that's the purpose of Bass Blockers, so they'll make your system more efficient and you could hear an improvement in your sound.

How much should I set my filter knob to? And what does gain mean which is written alongside bass control knob? Vastal, use this article as a guide when tuning your sub. You should find the info you need there. I have ford escape Got 4 jbl 6x9 speakers each watt rms and 4 channel amp 70 watt rms each channel. Have as well factory bose 2 subs from slk Please suggest me for better sound: Or its possible to connect 4 speakers and 2 subs to amp with 4channel??? Archil, your JBL speakers could handle a bit more power, but it sounds like with your current gear, your best bet is to use the 4-channel amp with the 2 pairs of JBLs.

As far as the factory subs go, you might want to consider stepping up to a separate amp and aftermarket subs. Give us a call if you'd like recommendations. I recently purchased and installed the Alpine MRX to power my sealed 12" sub and ran into a question about frequency filter setting. I have a pair of Infinity Kappa Do you have any suggestions on where the pass filter should be set at?

Could overlapping High pass at 80hz and low pass at hz frequencies from my 6x9 and sub cause issues? Paul, unless you're noticing a problem with your sound, you should be fine. If you're noticing your sound is too boomy, you could consider bringing that low pass filter down to 80 Hz, but in the end, what makes you happy will be the best sound for your system. I recently just purchased two pairs of kicker ksc68 for my 08 ford f four door and was wondering if I should have gotten the kicker css68 component speakers to replace my factory speakers since they use a seperate woofer and tweeter location?

Chance, if you're happy with the sound of your coaxials, then you made a great choice. Components can have an advantage in sound because the separate tweeters are closer to your ears and can provide better staging. However, adding components can be a bit more work to install. In the end, it'll come down to your preference, but give us a call if you'd like to speak to an advisor.

Capacitors are installed in parallel with the vehicle's electrical system. It would also be more correct to say they store current from the alternator.

Hi, I recently bought a pair of aftermarket speakers to install in my GMC Sonoma. I hooked them up to an amplifier, but I get a lot of static noise once the engine is on did I do something wrong? Arnold, you may have a faulty connection or depending on signal wire placement and the sound you're hearing , you may be picking up some interference.

Either way, it sounds like you may need to check your work. I have a couple questions and I hope you could assist me. I already upgraded the big three. I just ordered a XS Power D battery. The battery will be my only battery for the entire vehicle. I have an Ohio Generator altenator putting out Amps. My system is rated at RMS watts. My questions are, would I benefit more from a hybrid capacitor I was looking at getting the Stinger 10 farad hybrid capacitor or should I get an ultracapacitor the one I'm looking at is a group of of them chained together?

Which one would fit my systems needs better? What are the benefits of each? Shay, based on the specs you've quoted, we recommend you try out your system without any capacitors. Sounds like you have plenty of power. If you still feel like you need something for those giant bass drops, give us a call.

Thanks Alexander for a quick reply. My primary worry is voltage drop and subsequently blowing my equipment. I am installing fused distribution blocks for all 4 amps to help safeguard against it, but I wanted an "insurance policy' so-to-speak to further prevent the issue from happening. Have a great weekend. Shay, I've passed your question along to our advisors. Someone will contact you soon to talk the best solution for your system.

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