Vertically Driven 792501 6 Speaker Sound Bar Wrangler 87-02,Black

I got this for a 99 Wrangler. I just got the Jeep and the speakers in it were horrible. I wasn't looking for something spectacular but wanted a decent sounding setup while driving through the woods.Installation wasn't that hard. There were no instructions as others have already stated. But they aren't really needed. The wiring harness is labeled. There are 2 different brackets. If one set isn't right then use the other. The screws they supplied are about useless. I pulled my roll bar padding back and put some screw anchors I had into the holes in the roll bar. I used some screws that I had to basically hammer in. Threw on some gorrila tape as a reinforment to hold everything to the bars. Pulled the padding back over the best I could and zip tied it to stay. Not the prettiest install but it works. My jeep is to play in not enter a show.I was surprised at how it sounds. It's not a high end speaker setup, but sounds better than most cheap speakers I've encountered. If they ever blow or something I'll replace them with something better.The light is dim. Also in order to turn them on you have to reach back and push them on. I had hoped that they could be wired where they would come on with the other interior lights. Like when the knob is turned or doors opened. That may be a modification I do in the future. And add brighter bulbs.Overall I'm happy with the sound bar. I think it's a good deal for the price.If you're an audiophile and looking for an outstanding sound system, then this product isn't for you.If you are wanting a decent sounding system while riding around or playing off road, then this is a good choice.Another advantage to this is its mounted out of the way. It doesn't take up any usable space so you can still pack up like normal.

I had been looking for a solution for the lack of rear speakers in my 1998 Jeep Wrangler. I had seen several sound bar products, but like the idea of having switchable lights, as well as 6 speakers. I was willing to spend up to $200 for a quality setup. Fortunately, I was able to find the VDP sound bar on Amazon for ~$150 with tax.The product arrived right when we were hit with our coldest weather of the year, so I put off installing it for a few weeks. When I did get to installation time, the installation directions were no where to be found. (ugh) Fortunately, I easily found them online. (yeah!)Installation was fairly straight forward: pick the right bracket, install the sound bar, run the wires, and connect them to the appropriate speaker wires from the radio unit. A few issues though. First, the sheet metal screws they supplied didn't fit the holes in the roll bar. A quick fix I did was to utilize plastic wallboard inserts in the existing holes and, voila, I was up and installing again. Second, there were no zip ties supplied. A quick run to the local hardware store for some 11" black zip ties for the roll bar and 4" zip ties for under the dash wiring and I was set. Finally, there were no solderless connectors supplied in the installation kit. I picked these up from the hardware store with the zip ties.One small nit on the bracket install; one side had you run the bracket bolt through 2 layers of the fabric. The holes were small and didn't line up with each other (or the insert nut), but using a punch I widened the hole and aligned them before trying to install the bolts again. This was frustrating and probably where I spent the most time during the install.All in all, it sounds great, looks good, and was completely installed and working within 3 hours (including the trip to the hardware store). I would definitely recommend this product, just be aware of the extra items you will need to complete the installation.

Great product, easy to install and wire up, put in in my 93 jeep yj. glad I didn't go with the negative reviews, dome lights are pretty dim. but nothing that changing to led bulbs won't fix. lots of reviews complaining about screws that mount unit to roll bar. they are NOT self drilling screws! You need to predrill the holes if you dont have self drilling screws. Drill 4 holes and they screw right in and hold securely. Sound quality is actually pretty good, using an aftermarket stereo and a jensen amp. all wires are clearly marked and harness plugged right into the sound bar. Harness is plenty long to go from the bar up the passenger side to under the dash to tie in to stock harness if that is the way you are mounting it. No instructions included, but its a pretty simple setup to figure it out. I would definately recomend this product am am satisfied with its performance.