5.1 Surround Sounds Qustion

No, but if they exist, you can get a 5.1 outboard decoder, and connect it to your exisiting HU. I have never looked for one, personally I think surround in a car is 1: pointless, and 2: impossible to pull off really well, not necessarily in that order. Do not let my opines get in the way of your plans, if you want to do it, go for it, if that's what you like...                  ::::EDIT:::: I was unable to find any outboard decoders, but here is an all-in-one deck for you to take a gander at.It all reminds me of something that Molière once said to Guy de Maupassant at a café in Vienna: "That's nice. You should write it down."

Yes. The only companies I know from the top of my head are Clarion and Pioneer. To do it, they use Dolby Pro Logic II, which converts a stereo signal into 5.1. This is done with their respective processors. The one that Clarion offers I believe is compatible with any head unit via a set of RCA's from the head unit and a remote for the processor. You could also hook it up directly to a Clarion head unit without the need for the remote. Here's the Clarion processor. The Pioneer one must use specific dvd head units, so using this one just for 2 -> 5.1 is very impractical. The Clarion is better for what you want.Jon

Don't like rockford subs? Then don't look at my car =)