Any other sound system upgrades worth the cost/effort?

[Cody Templeton]

Hey guys! Since I finally have the truck back from the bodyshop I'm currently going through and getting some upgrades done before it goes back into storage for the winter. Here's what I've currently got:

OEM Sony sound system setup
Tesla-style 14.4" head unit (Android 13, 8GB RAM, 128GB ROM)
Focal 5x7 component speakers in front (tweeters mounted in factory location)
Focal 5x7 2-way speakers in back
NVX VADM1 500w RMS amp (4 gauge power and ground)
JL 12" low-profile subwoofer with truck wedge box (fits under passenger rear folding seat section)
Hi/low line converter from the left and right front speakers (fuse-tapped into fuse 38 in the passenger kick panel, also turns the amp on and off)
Remote bass knob installed between shifter and cup holder
Custom Focal badges on the speaker grilles to replace the stock Sony ones
14" 4K Android headrest monitors for rear seat entertainment

From what I understand the only other upgrade really available would be to replace the OEM Sony amp setup and sound processor, but my worry is that with running the Tesla-style Android head unit the tuning ability might not be there to take advantage of it. Thoughts?

 

[Cody Templeton]

Just wanted to bump this to the top to see if anyone else had any ideas. Thanks!

 

[The Car Stereo Company]

a sound processor is always a good idea. just depends on how far you want to go.

 

[Cody Templeton]

a sound processor is always a good idea. just depends on how far you want to go.

I'm just wondering without a better head unit if it would be "worth" it. Also, to replace the stock Sony processor, I'm assuming it would require a ton of rewiring, as in you could use any of the stock wiring still?