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For Kennedy, upgrading his Cherokee's audio system required a receiver that could properly handle his iPod, good speakers, and the power and processing to make the music sound good. Alpine gear was the way to go. He finished it off with JL Audio subwoofers and lots of Dynamat to kill the road noise.

When the AC and radio go out, you have no choice but to get them fixed. Oarhe went a step further and installed a new receiver. And a bass system. And a 4-channel amp for his speakers.

Steven wanted better sound in his Mercury Villager, so he overhauled it with Infinity Reference speakers, Sound Ordnance amps, and a new Kenwood stereo. The result was great sound at a reasonable price.

Daniel needed a receiver to handle all of his audio sources, and wanted clear sound from his speakers to match the great bass he was getting from a Kenwood bass package.

David loves to tinker with his truck. He has already customized many aspects of it, from the Weather Tech floor mats to the black Tacoma badges on the doors, and plans to do much more. When it came time to add some bass, he opted for the Sound Ordnance B-8PT powered sub. Rather than pay $75 to a local installer, David rolled up his sleeves for a new experience.

When Alan upgraded his Corvette's sound system, he turned to Eclipse and JL Audio for the gear, and a local shop for the custom work.