Rick Anderson
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http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/ProductDetail.aspx?ProductID=17383
A Pioneer DEH-P3900MP
w/WMA/MP3/AAC/WAV CD-ROM Playback
50W per Channel X 4 Channels.
for $123
But that is Max Power, I didn't want to go into that above, RMS is like 22 Watts. You can get good quality sound out of this, even turn it up a good bit, but yea, its NOT some hi-end Super Stereo.
I don't "think" you can get more than 50W Max/22W RMS out of an internal amp from a head unit. Which OEM speaker wire should be fine. If you want more power for quality and/or volume, you'll need an external amp, and going much more than the 50W Max/22W RMS your going to have to consider aftermarket speaker wire, or the sound may suffer.
Size of the Speaker has a lot to do with it as well, I'm willing to bet if you did a little work to mod and mount two 6.5" speaker up front and two 6"X9" speakers in the rear, they would sound better than four 5.25" that cost twice as much, in the factory mounts.
A Pioneer DEH-P3900MP
w/WMA/MP3/AAC/WAV CD-ROM Playback
50W per Channel X 4 Channels.
for $123
But that is Max Power, I didn't want to go into that above, RMS is like 22 Watts. You can get good quality sound out of this, even turn it up a good bit, but yea, its NOT some hi-end Super Stereo.
I don't "think" you can get more than 50W Max/22W RMS out of an internal amp from a head unit. Which OEM speaker wire should be fine. If you want more power for quality and/or volume, you'll need an external amp, and going much more than the 50W Max/22W RMS your going to have to consider aftermarket speaker wire, or the sound may suffer.
Size of the Speaker has a lot to do with it as well, I'm willing to bet if you did a little work to mod and mount two 6.5" speaker up front and two 6"X9" speakers in the rear, they would sound better than four 5.25" that cost twice as much, in the factory mounts.