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Along with the lifestyle of fast cars comes loud music. Even if you don’t listen to your favorite music that loud, the average Ford Mustang enthusiast just is not satisfied with the OEM stock speaker quality. Let’s just face the facts: stock OEM stereo equipment just isn’t up to par with the new technology out on the market these days. Granted, some Ford Mustang enthusiasts are satsfied with theMach 460 sound system from Ford, and others will pay high dollar for the crisp power of the Ford Mach 1000 system. Both of these OEM systems offer great power and sound in a factory fit location, but subtle improvements to even these systems could be taken to get you an even more crisp, clear, powerful sound of music for not too much money.