Audio System

[YoungCruiserrr]

Looking for somewhat of a good audio system, not looking to go over board with it. What I was wondering was how many speakers are there in the PT Cruiser Touring Edition, 2005. I'm Pretty sure their are six, 2 in the dash, 2 in front doors, and 2 in back. Am I correct?

[slayerdarkcross]

Yep sounds bout right

[YoungCruiserrr]

Originally Posted by slayerdarkcross

Yep sounds bout right

Do you by chance know if the Mopar kicker is any good?

[warped]

if you are talking about the sub I would say no it is only a 8 in a limited space. But it all is what you want. Myself I like 12's I am putting in a boston ss12 gtuned box it doesn't take up all my room in the trunk.

[YoungCruiserrr]

Yeah, i don't really want to take up my trunk space, but i want a decent sounding audio, plus if i replace all 6 speakers and get the sub, and maybe an amp under my seat. idk what is all good, I'm not into audio systems, but in the summer i think im going to go look around since i'll be free from school

[Duster]

Originally Posted by YoungCruiserrr

Yeah, i don't really want to take up my trunk space, but i want a decent sounding audio, plus if i replace all 6 speakers and get the sub, and maybe an amp under my seat. idk what is all good, I'm not into audio systems, but in the summer i think im going to go look around since i'll be free from school

If you want to HEAR the bass but don't really need to FEEL it:

• Remove the passenger's seat drawer

• Put a powered sub under the passenger's seat. Something like this: Kenwood KSC-SW10 Compact powered subwoofer at Crutchfield.com

This little sub won't give you all the "oomph" that a 12" would...but since it's nearer, you'll hear a big difference VS stock anyway.

• Put an amp under the driver's seat

• Change all the 6 OEM speakers.

I changed mine with some Polk Audio speakers. 3.5" db351 in the dash location, 6.5" shallow mounted db651s in the front doors, 5x7" db571 in the rear pillars. I then bought a Kenwood KSC-SW10 powered sub and a 300w 2 channels amp for the door speakers.


Nothing to brag around but it's not the point. I want to hear music, not to shake the neighbourhood.

[YoungCruiserrr]

Originally Posted by Duster

If you want to HEAR the bass but don't really need to FEEL it:

• Remove the passenger's seat drawer

• Put a powered sub under the passenger's seat. Something like this: http://http://www.crutchfield.com/p_...red+sub&tp=114

This little sub won't give you all the "oomph" that a 12" would...but since it's nearer, you'll hear a big difference VS stock anyway.

• Put an amp under the driver's seat

• Change all the 6 OEM speakers.

I changed mine with some Polk Audio speakers. 3.5" db351 in the dash location, 6.5" shallow mounted db651s in the front doors, 5x7" db571 in the rear pillars. I then bought a Kenwood KSC-SW10 powered sub and a 300w 2 channels amp for the door speakers.


Nothing to brag around but it's not the point. I want to hear music, not to shake the neighbourhood.

Hey thanks for your reply, I just want to hear it a bit louder without sounding like garbage. I don't really want to feel it either. I'm probably going to be looking into this once i make some money from grass cutting =P and unfortunately the link was invalid but this sounds like a good idea.

[Duster]

Link fixed

[YoungCruiserrr]

thanks, and this does fit in the PT under passenger seat? I got the Touring edition, 2005

[warped]

here is the sub i bought it is only 15" wide!!!

Boston Acoustics G212SS GTuned™ enclosure with 12" G2 subwoofer at Crutchfield.com