I just drove my 2004 Endeavor home tonight, and I am already thinking of adding on to the stock stereo. Its an LS model with an adequate sound system, but after trading in my puny Toyota pickup, I have long awaited the chance (room) to install a substantial sound system. I will retain the stock head unit because I don't want to hack up the dash as of yet, but I would like to add an aftermarket amp and sub(s). Has anyone had any luck "tapping into" the stock connectors in a resonably accessible fashion on one of these vehicles? If so, I would love some details! I made the typical trip to Best Buy to consult the standard $8 an hour high school kid who could barely follow what I was talking about as I described what I was thinking. Plan B is to go to a pro audio store to have it done professionaly, but my wallet is still smoldering from the initial purchase of the vehicle. I also like installing my own gear, since I have been bitten by shoddy / overpriced install jobs performed by a Bubba whose idea of a wire splice is 1/4 inch of twisted wire and an inch or so of electrical tape. Anyone out there know what I mean?
Thanks, Mike
Thanks, Mike