2002 F150 STEREO UPGRADES INSTALL

Your best bet is to install a double DIN head unit with the features you want. I'd prefer to speakers to blend in with the interior and not appear to be too 'aftermarket' looking.Īny suggestions would be helpful.I know next to nothing about car stereos but I do want to learn. I don't need a sub or anything too powerful. They don't have to be super high end.just something that sounds nice. I want to replace the speakers in the car (I believe there are 6?) with something of decent quality. I'd like it to fit in the space where the current head unit is (meaning no additional cutting).obviously a smaller head unit in a mounting plate is fine. I'd like to retain my steering wheel controls. I'd prefer it to be able to be voice activated (so I can tell it to call someone or play a playlist). I'm tired of using a stupid bluetooth headset. I want to replace the head unit with something that I can sync to my phone so I can play music off my phone and so I can talk on the phone through the head unit and speakers. Here is what I am looking for.I don't think this is asking a lot and I hope I can do it reasonably affordably. The car is a 2002 SS 35th LE so it basically came with all the premium options.

Single disc Monsoon head unit, 6-disc CD player in the trunk (which I've never used) and original speakers. One of the first things I want to improve is the stereo.

After that it's gonna be promoted to a weekend driver car (I plan on purchasing a used BMW M3 in the before the end of next year to be my new daily driver). This cars has been my daily driver for the last decade and probably will be for another year or so. So, I have finally decided to getting around to improving my 2002 Camaro.

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