Want to build a system for less than $2K. Please show me your setups for less than $2

So I am prolly going to be getting more money back on my insurance claim than I thought fingers XX. Wheels and tires were first, but discount told me my tires are good for a few years so here come a new system.

I want really good sound quality that is my limited budget. I will be searching for different ideas. can you guys post pics of your tacomas with sound systems in my price range?

 

You know, the biggest variable to start with will be in the HU. You can spend $100 on a cheap one, or you can spend all $2k on a bad ass one with Navi and more.

My HU cost me $475 all in (with shipping and installation accessories).

 

wow man under 2K you can get a sweet ass system...

I got:
Alpine 9884 -$160
JL Audio 650 CSI 6.5"s -$160
Pioneer Shalow Mount 10 Sub -$100
Alpine MPF600 -$350

I wish I had pics but Im still in the process of getting everything in the mail and installing it... Ill post it when Im done.

And thats a good system on a much smaller budget.

You can easily get something like:

Double Din Pioneer HU : $350
Pioneer 6.5"s mids: $250
2 Subs $200
Alpine PDX Amp $500

Say about $300 at most for the box and youre still well under your $2K budget brother. And thats good ass quality stuff too. Give Marv a call, he is a WORLD OF HELP. Good Recomendations within your budget and style. Hope this helps...

Moose

 

Go to crutchfield.com they have a ton of info and the prices are pretty good with free shipping after you spend a certain amount(like $100).

 

I believe its 129.99

 

Idk off the top of my head but thats probably it.

 

crutchfield is far from the cheapest place to purchase equipment, even with free shipping. But they do offer some great customer service and you typically know what will fit and what you will need as far as installation accessories, which is very helpful. You are paying for that support, but it is worth it IMO. They are also very good about returns, which many other online retailers and brick and mortar stores aren't.