New system, kept OEM head unit & tweeters, sounds amazing

I thought I would post this in case some of you were looking to put a system in your Prius, while keeping OEM head unit. Although one company (I forget the name) makes a drop in OEM replacement for the Prius, it is a ton more money, so I kept the head unit since it really does fine and has pretty good features & functionality.

It sounds amazing with all types of music, mammoth range and adjust-ability with the 360.3, also the sub has a separate control to tune it and adjust volume for all types of music. I couldn't be happier, no it's not cheapest set up, but it's also not the most expensive. It was professionally installed by Audio Plus in Prescott, AZ- Yes I could have got it a little cheaper by DIY and sourcing parts online, but then I would have had to sacrifice professionalism and their awesome customer service and warranty. The sub & enclosure are removable if I need the space I just have to unplug the inputs. If you have any specific questions let me know and I will try to answer them.

****please note Prius factory speakers are riveted in so be prepared to have to drill them out****
****front factory speakers were destroyed in process,but w/e****
**** I would record a demo of the sound, but what's the point of usuing a crappy camera mic when I would want to show how nice it sounds, lol, but if any of you insist I can sometime****


*Kenwood Exceleon front and rear speakers
*Factory tweeters-very front
*Rockford Fosgate 360.3 interactive signal processor
*Rockford Fosgate Prime R600X5 amplifier
*Rockford Fosgate P2 12" Punch sub with matching Rockford Fosgate enclosure
*Misc. cables, wiring ect
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Separate, but done at the same time all floor & doors covered in sound dampening material (don't remember maker)

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I will include the receipt so you can see a ballpark figure on what it might cost you to do something similar (DIY will be cheaper of course). As you can see above it retains much of the factory look, except the sub of course. The wiring, and amp/ signal manager are under the driver and passenger seats. Otherwise it's a very clean and awesome sounding install.
Ignore the USB/AUX plate I broke it trying to pull a charger out lol, have yet to put it back together
--> Link to receipt to give overall cost ideas:

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I would go this route again over a cheap 4 channel line output converter.

By the way I remembered the name of the OEM supposed drop in replacement, it's Rosen, but if I remember right it was quite a bit more.

The speakers were a toss up between the Kenwoods and the Infinity Kappas