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Do i really need speakers? i want more bass, thats all i am looking for, i want to get a sony m800 deck, and a 10" sub with an xplod amp, do i really need to upgrade my speakers or keep em stock? plus what should i get for an amp, 2channel, multi chanel, or mono, cause i really dont understand the diffrence, sorry for being noobish, but eih were all once noobs

 
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no, if you are fine with your stereo the way it is, then why bother?

 
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for the amp question, 4 channel means just that, 4 channels for for differente speakers, 2 channel for two and mono for sungle speaker setups (most likely sub only) If you're jsut getting one 10" sub, you'll either want a 2 channel abl bridges or a mono amp.

 
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This is what I think. I have stock components and I have a JL Audio 12w3 with alpine M300 and alpine 7893 HU. The bass sounds great, but the thing is, the bass goes up alot louder then the speakers and drowns them out. I don't like that the bass can go so loud and there isn't much sound so if I were you, id just get some new speakers and a cheap and decent amp if you aren't big in car audio. Im fixing to install my JL XR component set with a Hifonics son of boltar amp and that should sound really nice with my sub.

For your sub, get a mono sub amp if thats the only upgrade your going to get. Mono sub amps are specifically made for subs. 2-ch amps are made for two sets of speaker, for example, the front components can be run off a 2-ch amp, but not the rear 6x9s and visversa. A 4 channel amp can run all four sets of speakers. Anything larger than a 4-ch amp can probably run all your speakers and a sub, I think that would be a 5-ch. Hope this helps, and do what your happy with.

 
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I wanted to know if replacing the rear speakers is difficult? Does anyone have any experience? Is it simple?

Thanks

 
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its simple. probably the most simple part of your audio system

 
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If you change your speakers then you will hear the difference in the sound and be happier with them, However if you think your sub is drowning out your highs I would consider changing them.