Quote (Avoid @ Nov 6 2011 08:03am)
Aftermarket Deck = Best Option
Although a line out converter will still get you 4-5V preouts, the aftermarket deck is the better solution.
Ones for ipod and bluetooth dont cost that much, and will get you better quality than the stock garbage that Chevy puts out.
Like said above, if you can afford a new car and some subs and an amp, you should be able to drop $200 on a decent deck.
I've had people not buy certain cars due to the selection of stereo equipment...they would test drive the car, stop by with it, ask questions, etc.
You are so right about the auxiliary Chevy is putting in. I don't use mine at all in my Malibu. Can't wait to replace the h/u in January.Quote (lilsk8ter @ Nov 6 2011 07:28pm)
This is prolly the stupidist things i ever heard of doing
Actually my subs sound great using this method. The only drawback is the lack of EQ versatility.
I know the quality is going to improve when I replace my h/u, but it sounds just fine for now.
In fact, I need to replace all of the seam sealer for my back window panel as it's nearly completely loose.