Aftermarket head unit vs stock head unit.
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An aftermarket head unit will allow you to fine tune the sub and speakers to get the best sound out of what you have. And it is made to power speakers that can handle more power (if that makes sense). I'm pretty clueless when it comes to audio, just sharing my experience.
Mine also has a USB input. Nice to charge phone while streaming pandora/ itunes and using GPS at same time. Also, you can put all the songs you want on a 32G thumb drive and shuffle thru 1000's of songs
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Equalizers do nothing, tune the deck your self!
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I would upgrade the head unit(deck) first, knowing now you don't have the premium sustem. If you get one most likely you'll have hpf and lpf( high pass filters. And low pass filters) they will make a big difference in sound! And since your sub is spliced in you'll never be able to control the bass of that alone! I would amp the sub so you can control the bass of that for a better clearer system
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Last time I had an aftermarket deck the eqz were pre set functions, like rock, pop, country, loud. Ect..so you make your own and tune it, but you are right now that I have looked more at it, sorry! I've just been using a diff name for all of it
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I would upgrade the head unit(deck) first, knowing now you don't have the premium sustem. If you get one most likely you'll have hpf and lpf( high pass filters. And low pass filters) they will make a big difference in sound! And since your sub is spliced in you'll never be able to control the bass of that alone! I would amp the sub so you can control the bass of that for a better clearer system
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Yes but you said they are spliced into your back speakers I thought
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