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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pikatwo" data-source="post: 1546356" data-attributes="member: 30781">I recently inherited a neglected ‘94 GT convertible with a Mach system. A previous owner had installed an Alpine aftermarket head unit so my first thought was to replace it with an original Mach stereo/CD combo - all my Mustangs have been as stock as possible.However . . . after reading about all the problems with the 30-year-old Mach setup I’ve realized it might be better/easier to get a completely new system. I have a Pioneer EVH double-din that’s a few years old but it’s a great unit (and has Bluetooth), so I ordered a Metra replacement dash kit and will use that. Since my hearing is not as good as it used to be (and this will mostly be driven with the top down) I really don’t need an impressive system. With that in mind, these are my actual questions:1. Is it better/easier to pull all three old amps (the front is already disconnected) and wire the Pioneer unit directly to new replacement speakers? Or should I disconnect the old amps, get a new one, and use the existing speaker wiring?2. Since a Metra harness for the Alpine is already attached to the stock wiring harness can I re-use that? I do have an extra stock 460 harness in great shape in case I need to attach a new Metra harness for the Pioneer.Any help would be greatly appreciated, and sorry for the length of the post. I do go on…</blockquote>