How much is a new stereo for a car?
Total Cost You can purchase a high-quality, budget-friendly car audio system for $400 to $500. If you have a little more money to spend on car audio, you can get a superior system for around $1000. Of course, it is possible to spend far more than this on car audio and purchase a multi-thousand dollar system.
Can you put subs in a Volkswagen Beetle?
Bass in your Beetle. The factory subwoofer found in Beetles equipped with the Fender system is similar in size to an 8″ speaker, but because there’s not a lot of depth behind the panel, none of the 8″ subs we carry at this time will fit. You can also bypass the factory sub and add a larger subwoofer box in the trunk.
Where are the speakers on a Volkswagen Beetle?
The degree of difficulty involved in replacing your Beetle’s speakers depends on which factory system you’re working with. The standard stereo system has six speakers, located in the doors, front pillars, and rear panels. See below for details on the Monsoon system.
How big are the speakers in a VW convertible?
The factory speaker size in the convertible is also 6-3/4″, but in this case, mounting depth is more limited, so not many replacement speakers of this size will fit. As with the coupe, you can go with 6-1/2″ or 5-1/4″ speakers instead, and use a mounting bracket to make them fit properly.
How do you replace the stereo in a VW?
To disarm the system, put the master key into the driver’s side door, turn it to lock, and then unlock the door. To start the receiver replacement process, you’ll need a pair of VW OEM radio removal tools (which are available with most stereo purchases from Crutchfield).
What kind of stereo system did Volkswagen 98-99 have?
The standard audio system included an AM/FM/cassette player with 6 speakers. The upgraded system included an AM/FM/CD player with MP3 capabilities and an auxiliary dash input, as well as a 10-speaker Monsoon Sound System. The Monsoon system was not available in the 98-99 models.