Blown Factory Speaker
Recently blew the passenger rear speaker (directly behind the seat), wondering what my best option is now. I was fine with the stock sound system, so no need to upgrade if I don't have to...but whatever is cheaper is what I'm looking to do.
A stock speaker is $181! Not to mention that doesn't cover install. Maybe I could pick one up off of ebay or the forum on the cheap? And try to install it myself? Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Again, looking for the cheapest alternative, and I am very inexperienced with audio systems.
A stock speaker is $181! Not to mention that doesn't cover install. Maybe I could pick one up off of ebay or the forum on the cheap? And try to install it myself? Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Again, looking for the cheapest alternative, and I am very inexperienced with audio systems.
most ppl leave them unhooked because it messes up the fron stage sound. I have some alpine type s coaxs if you want $40 shipped. dont pay any $ for the stock speakers there complete paper crap
Unfortunately and because those stock rear speakers are nearly junk-quality, most people just throw them away when doing a replacement.
If you do replace the wrecked one, you should replace the other stock rear speaker. Buy a set of Infinity coaxials for < $70 (in fact you can probably get these for < $50). The sound you get is so much better than the stock speakers.
Installing the rears is not easy. A professional installer can do it in under an hour, but doing it yourself… set aside 3 or 4 hours (no kidding).
--Spike
If you do replace the wrecked one, you should replace the other stock rear speaker. Buy a set of Infinity coaxials for < $70 (in fact you can probably get these for < $50). The sound you get is so much better than the stock speakers.
Installing the rears is not easy. A professional installer can do it in under an hour, but doing it yourself… set aside 3 or 4 hours (no kidding).
--Spike
Unfortunately and because those stock rear speakers are nearly junk-quality, most people just throw them away when doing a replacement.
If you do replace the wrecked one, you should replace the other stock rear speaker. Buy a set of Infinity coaxials for < $70 (in fact you can probably get these for < $50). The sound you get is so much better than the stock speakers.
Installing the rears is not easy. A professional installer can do it in under an hour, but doing it yourself… set aside 3 or 4 hours (no kidding).
--Spike
If you do replace the wrecked one, you should replace the other stock rear speaker. Buy a set of Infinity coaxials for < $70 (in fact you can probably get these for < $50). The sound you get is so much better than the stock speakers.
Installing the rears is not easy. A professional installer can do it in under an hour, but doing it yourself… set aside 3 or 4 hours (no kidding).
--Spike
I installed these in the rear speaker slots. They are much better than the OEM’s. Actually I have them turned down to almost no sound (but now I’m running expensive Focal components in the front and only have the rears on low for continuous music when my Garmin navigation broadcasts voice driving instructions).
If you have the junk OEM component speakers (Clarion or Bose) in the front, and you install these Infinity’s in the rear; you will probably turn up the rears and turn down the junk front speakers. I’m not kidding or exaggerating. The rear Infinity’s will sound that much better. This was the very first project I did on my 2003 z (way back when… 2003), and that is what I did before installing the front Focal components.
--Spike
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