October 3rd, 2024
2 things come to mine that might make your improvements dimminshed. 1st would be to make sure that you hooked the speakers up correctly and did not get them out of phaze. This would effect the bass for sure. If thats your problem, let me know and I will tell you how to test for that. The 2nd reason which is most likely is the radio itself. The stereo in your truck being OEM was a matched system with the OEM speakers. They complimated each other and together they were acceptable for the manufacture as a sound source. Just changing the speakers did not improve the overall performance for the radio still having its own specs to play but so loud and play a limited frequency range set by the factory speaker system. There was some improvement when you changed the speakers but not as much as you expected. A lot remained the same like the radios frequency responce and power
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September 1st, 2024
Simple answer is no. Our harness will let you install and new radio in place of the old one, working on the origional speakers. To see what you might miss or what won't work if you change the radio , just unplug the factory radio and see what is working or not. This would be the same serino for a aftermarket radios' effect on the
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August 15th, 2024
The radio is not the only facture sound might be lacking. The manufacture usually puts together a sound package as a upgrade and it meets a price point. To make a big difference the whole package might need to be changed. The cheapest way to improve a sound system is to make note of what you are lacking whether its overall loudness, frequence, bass and address that one at a time to reach a level of satifaction for what you diid based off what you have
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