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big bad orange · 10-28-2012, 10:10 PM

So with the holidays coming up I know that Santa claws will leave my truck a little cash. Since I have most of the stuff done to it than needs to be fixed I thought I would use that money to get a radio to play music.
Right now I have the stock setup for 72 mono speaker and an am radio.

My antenna is busted so I am replacing that with a generic parts store one (I think it will fit)

My speaker is worn out so do I go with a dual cone one or some aftermarket ones.

Lastly I want fm I don't really care about cds, or xm radio. I was looking at getting an one from classic audio ect and thats about $200 or I found I could get an fm converter so I could save my Am radio.

So the question is do I do a stock set up with a new dual cone speaker, am radio + fm converter
OR
get an aftermarket 2 knob radio. I

10-28-2012, 10:10 PM	#1
big bad orange Registered User Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Pittsburgh, PA Posts: 187	audio options So with the holidays coming up I know that Santa claws will leave my truck a little cash. Since I have most of the stuff done to it than needs to be fixed I thought I would use that money to get a radio to play music. Right now I have the stock setup for 72 mono speaker and an am radio. My antenna is busted so I am replacing that with a generic parts store one (I think it will fit) My speaker is worn out so do I go with a dual cone one or some aftermarket ones. Lastly I want fm I don't really care about cds, or xm radio. I was looking at getting an one from classic audio ect and thats about $200 or I found I could get an fm converter so I could save my Am radio. So the question is do I do a stock set up with a new dual cone speaker, am radio + fm converter OR get an aftermarket 2 knob radio. I __________________ just like that old Johnny Cash song. "One piece at a time and I am go na make an old C10 mine a look at all your faces when I drive through your town"