audio suggestions

[Cutthoat1]

whats the best way the get the audio in a 1969 bronco up and running , i mean aftermarket speakers, faceplate, faceplate positioning, where to install them stuff like that i want the coolest look but dont want to ruin the integrity of the rig ..

 

[Stoneman]

whats the best way the get the audio in a 1969 bronco up and running , i mean aftermarket speakers, faceplate, faceplate positioning, where to install them stuff like that i want the coolest look but dont want to ruin the integrity of the rig ..

I am putting a Tuffy console in my rig...it is very functional and it completely conceals the head unit. I do not like the look of a head unit in the dash unless it is stock.

 

[robofig]

No head units. Just run an IPOD , amp and speakers.

 

[Grunt1058]

Do you have a roll cage? If so, I ran dual over head sound bars. Was the best mod I did when I had my Jeep. One sound bar was behind the drivers seat, the other was in front near the windshield. Gave me enough sound I could hear my stock stereo at 85MPH with no top or doors.

Then, you could always upgrade the speakers. However, I'd go with the Tuffy console for the head unit and amp if you decided to go that route.

 

[Ethansdad73]

check out some of the stuff nick has done on his restorations...

http://www.nickstrix.com/index.html

 

[AussieBronco]

I'm not sure what look you're after, but kicker wakeboard speakers are extremely easy to install and you can remove them at any time. They also pump out a lot of volume. There is also no issue having the hardtop on.