OK, decided switching to Bose way too much trouble. So, plan on upgrading factory speakers and add some power. Anybody have ideas where I can place a small amp for the front speakers on a 98 Eldo? I wonder if there is room under the console. Also, how about some recomendations for replacement door speakers. I am not looking for "killer" system, just some good clean sound with moderate power, on a budget. I am using Boston accoustic 6X9 full range speakers in the back with an old PPI amp. I think it is 2X25 watts, of very clean real power. Plan to mount the amp behind the seat. Plan to draw power directly from the fuse block behind the seat? Should be OK? The amp has an internal 10A fuse. One more thing I plan to order PAC brand line level to RCA converters. Never used them, anybody have any input on PAC brand stuff. I know lots of questions, but any help will be appreciated.
Thanks

a small amp could fit in your glove box
if you have a factory non bose you should have a set of 5 1/4s up front with 1 inch tweets
get a set of infinity kappas up front will sound great!

Re: Where can I put an amp?
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Amp cover look nice. The back is fairly wide open. The front is where I need some suggestions. Also, the line to RCA converter i am looking at does not have a remote amp turn on circuit. Can somebody tell me what to do for the amp turm on. I am told it is a little difficult because the Cadillac head unit uses a class II signal. Anybody????

Nice amp cover....overheat much? lol. Anyways that is a good location.

Nice amp cover....overheat much? lol. Anyways that is a good location.

No overheating. Before I built it, I had felt the amp at various levels, and it barely got warm. Since then, I have removed the cover and felt it. No heat at all.

Don

I have plent of room for a small amp inside the console, behind and below the cd player/temp controls. If you amp is slim enough, it could fit below the passenger seat