Re: Do I keep, or replace, the Infinity Amp and radio in a 1997 Sebring?

That is my observation as well - not really that bad.
For some reason, the AM reception is the best I have ever owned.
I think I will keep the Infinity system until I find something that
I really want.

If it had MP3 on DVD - that would be all I need:-)

Gene



"Fred G. Mackey" <do@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> philthy wrote:
>> dump it get a real system
>>
>
> I've found my Infinity sound system is quite good actually - the best 
> factory installed system in any car I've ever owned, which granted isn't

> saying much, but it is very good.
>
>> Gene wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Vehicle:
>>>1997 Chrysler Sebring Convertible JXI
>>>2.5L,V6, Gas, FI, VIN "H", EEB, JXI
>>>
>>>I think that the Infinity Amp under the passenger seat is bad.
>>>
>>>What's the best option?
>>>
>>>1. Replace the radio, amp, and speakers with the latest
>>>and greatest?  If so, with what?  Will I need special
>>>cable adapters?
>>>
>>>2. Buy a used amp & see if the radio will work?
>>>I'm guessing that my existing radio will not power on
>>>without the amp installed and working?
>>>
>>>3. Buy a 3rd party replacement amp & use the existing
>>>speakers and radio?  If so, who makes a replacement amp?
>>>Will I need special cable adapters?
>>>
>>>4. I have a brand new Sony radio that I could install. Will it
>>>work with the Infinity Amp and the Infinity speakers?  I assume
>>>that I will need special cable adapters to connect that new Sony
>>>radio/CD to the connectors that were plugged into the old Infinity
>>>radio/CD box?
>>>
>>>THANKS,
>>>Gene
>>