2016 bass too heavy

Rmay has some truth, but it’s all dependent on different variables. YOu somewhat have to know the trade to tweak aftermarket setup correctly. It’s not complicated but I’ve seen reviews that rush to quickly to judge what they bought was a horrible system when it was other variables. I will admit that there are several bugs with aftermarket systems which I do encounter maybe once a month but for the most part they are reliable. Bugs like not powering on intermittently but I power cycle by turning car off and on and then it works. I believe my setup has sound many times better than oem and I enjoy the features of CarPlay.

To answer your question, I do not know whether changing speakers will solve your issue since we don’t know whether that is the root cause. The oem head unit has been tweaked very heavily to protect and match the oem speakers. With different speakers, your head unit will limit the range on what your speakers can perform. You may judge it too quickly in saying your speakers don’t sound good when it could be the headunit. . If you install a new head unit, it will open up the range to allow various sounds you wouldn’t be able to tweak with oem. Aftermarket stuff, you can still retain rear camera. You will lose the nice meter stuff that was displayed on the head unit but the meters on the dash multifunction display will stay the same.