i have 95 accord v6. The guy i bought it from said he had premium sound system package.

 

Its not enough thats for sure. That is if its all stock.

 

it doesn't matter it still sucks. Replace the speakers and buy an aftermarket cd player.
My speakers sound much better than stock

 

my stock 97 LX with a car-kit cd played sounds fine

 

COmpare it to an aftermarket cd player

 

i havea jvc cdplayer sounds much better than stock.. i still have stock speakers they sound pretty nice.. when new ppl ride in my car they ask if i have upgraded speakers.. i belive the jvc i put in is 300watts.. i duno what that really means.. all i know is there is enough bass to massage my back...

o/T : i havea 96 ex and it has tweeaters by the front windsheild on the dash on both sides.. i was just wondering if all 5th gen models have them?

 

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im too cheap and coudl care less about the music...id rather hear my car

 

yep i got the tweeters.

So how many watt is it? i heard it's only 15watts per each speaker.

 

15x4 would mean you got a 60watt system

 

how many watts per channel does an aftermarket usually have? I'm confused when they say its 80watts do they mean per channel or 80/4 if u have four speakers.

 

usually 80x4 i think

i am most likeyl wrong

 

My 95 EX has the premium sound package ( I think) It has the Alpine CD changer, It sounds awesome just not when its turned up rather loud. Its better than normal but not as good as if I had a full system.

 

the most common aftermarket decks r 35-55 watts per chanel coming to around anb average of 200 max watts...but when buying stereo equipment always look at RMS(continous power) rather then max power

 

yea, max power really fools alot of people. RMS is all that matters, and your never gonna that much rms out of a new deck alone since it is a built in amp that isn't wired to the battery.