I was skeptical - after I upgraded my stock stereo to aftermarket, I was unable to change my heat/air conditioner system's settings for some time as my friend cut the heating harness while working on it - that an aftermarket system could improve the sound quality of my stock system to that of something worth paying for.

Alas, I purchased a number of Pioneer decks wholeale when I started my car audio business and, being the selfless entrepenur I am - threw one into my car along with some 10" Swiss Audio subs I had ordered, just to see what it would sound like.

Hooking up the new system would had been relatively easy had my partner not snipped the heating harness I spoke of earlier - but that didn't change how easy it was to hook up the Pioneer deck.

It hooked up beautifully with an aftermarket dash kit I picked up, and after installing the deck the quality of sound with the Pioneer deck was superb. The subwoofers sounded like they could explode the streets using the superbass equalization, and even on the default setting ("powerful") the system was nothing to mess with.

The bass comes in great to some hip-hop, and I like to play rock on a different equalizer level with a little less bass.

Along with my underglow, my new audio/visual system still blows people away all the time. The underglow works great in winter too, as we're beginning to see the first snowfall here in Canada. (So far, anyways).