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Not always. A lot of cars today have factory-installed amplifiers and getting them to interface with aftermarket heads is more involved than one might think. We recommend trying to keep the factory amp installed if possible. That way, it's easier to reinstall the factory radio later on. You may need a data retention module to replace the computer chip that was inside the factory radio that communicates with the computer of the car. These will help turn on that factory amp that keeps the car data correct. The data retention modules usually have a wiring adapter with them. Give us a call today for more questions about our aftermarket auto accessories.

Yes, but you need to make sure that the head unit you are purchasing has the input for that signal, and you will need the proper SWI module. Installing one of these is not always plug-and-play, some reading and programming may need to be done. This is a totally optional feature. You do not have to add this as one of your aftermarket auto accessories.

In most cases, no. You must install the provided satellite radio antenna. It should be installed on the roof or trunk lid. You want that antenna to be able to see to the south as much as possible. Call us today for more questions about aftermarket auto accessories.

Most factory-installed car speakers are made of lightweight paper or other cheap-to-produce materials. Even "premium" factory speakers tend to wear down and distort a lot faster than aftermarket speakers, so even if they sounded good when you bought the car, they've probably dropped off a bit over the years. A new set of aftermarket speakers will improve the entire range of your sound, from deeper bass to more well-defined highs. Best of all, they're easy to install and are usually more affordable than a receiver. In fact, according to Investopedia, using aftermarket parts can be more cost-effective than using OEM parts. Aftermarket auto accessories, like speakers are made with higher-quality materials, so they'll give you much better sound and increased durability. Full-range speakers (some combination of a woofer, a midrange, and/or a tweeter) fit easily into your car's factory locations and are probably your best bet for improved sound. If you want to hear everything your music has to offer, use a set of component speakers with separate woofers and tweeters to transform your dashboard into a concert soundstage.

If your sound seems to lack that certain something, you need to give your speakers more power. An amplifier increases the volume of your system without distorting it, so you'll have no trouble hearing your tunes with the windows down and the sunroof open. Amplifiers also give your music new life by bringing out musical details and clarity, resulting in better sound quality at all volume levels. Give us a call to learn about more aftermarket auto accessories!