It is funny that the Camaro6 has a center channel, but no menu option for 'surround sound', like my '12 AMG C63 and '08 BMW M3 had. Bashir recommended the Morel CCWR254 2.5' full range with 300-19,000 hz response as a great option, it sounds really good, and costs very little (we even have to buy a pair and will only use 1 of them), 40 watts RMS capacity (a little low with a 100 watt amp channel, but maybe the center will not be tuned very loudly). For this reason, Bashir/I agreed to keep the Camaro6 center channel. * I listen to podcasts quite often on the commute to work - it might even realistically be 80% podcasts, 20% music. * Bashir recommended Morel because the silk tweeters give a very smooth treble, as compared to Hertz (middle), and Focal (bright), for example.

* I selected carbon fiber speakers because they look cool (although I might never see them - go figure!), and the models are slim profiles, that will help in the limited space in the door and rear panels. The JL sub is a very thin box that can remain in the trunk under the convertible top even when down (only 6 3/4 inches tall) and can be removed when I need full trunk space for loads. We will leave the under floor trunk area stock. Amps/DSPs will be installed in the sides of the trunk behind the felt side trim panels. * Do the install leaving the car looking 'stock'. * Accurate bass guitar/bass, but not boomy. I really enjoyed working with Bashir there to design the solution listed below.

So I'm going deep and committing to an upgrade with Car Audio Express in San Jose, CA. I find the sound still indistinct in the vocals/midrange, tinny with cymbals/treble, and weak in the bass guitar/bass, with general inaccuracy all around.

I could not bond with the Bose stereo in my 2017 ZL1 vert M6.

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