Speaker Rethink

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by teem, Sep 14, 2004.

  1. teem

    teem Guest

    Looked at my rear speakers &(of course) found out they were of the paper
    coned type,so,think I will replace them w/more ballsie type,probably the
    doors too.
     
    teem, Sep 14, 2004
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  2. teem

    marx404 Guest

    Sony Xplodes fit in and sound nicely.

    marx404
     
    marx404, Sep 14, 2004
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  3. teem

    Dennis Guest

    I'm interested in doing the same thing--I have a '97 SC2, but in order
    to do the speakers in the doors, the whole inside trim has to come
    off--why didn't they put removable grills over the speakers???????

    Anyway, according to my Haynes manual, taking off the inside trim
    isn't too bad a job, but I've been fooled before by these manuals.

    For anybody's who has done the door speakers, how tough is it take off
    and replace the interior trim?

    Thanks for any info.
     
    Dennis, Sep 15, 2004
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  4. teem

    Wurm Guest

    I've never done it myself, but had a guy at FutureShop install my door
    speakers for me while I watched. He did a good job, didnt have too many
    problems but mentioned on a few occasions that saturns are a bitch to remove
    if you have non-power windows (I have a 98 SL2).

    Speakers sound awesome now though, the stock ones were pretty unimpressive
    (just like the garbage radio / tape player that came stock).
     
    Wurm, Sep 15, 2004
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  5. teem

    teem Guest

    Where's a good place to get the better speakers?,Best Buys?,stores like
    that?.You saying the cd /cassette radio aren't a top player in the
    Saturns?,I think it's alright,I'm getting used to that pop/c&w/flat/rock
    settings.Thanks for the info any way! tim.
     
    teem, Sep 17, 2004
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  6. teem

    Wurm Guest

    Well, I was very happy with the service at Future Shop, which I believe is
    the Canadian equivalent of Best Buy. I also listen to very heavy / distorted
    / fast music, and I was really unhappy with the sound I was getting when I
    first got my car so right away I replaced the stereo with a Pioneer CD
    player, and the difference it made was incredible. Even the little paper
    speakers sounded ten times better with a real system driving them. I only
    replaced my speakers when I blew my stock ones. As for the speakers, since
    there was only about a 75 dollar difference between the regular ones and the
    almost-best ones they had in stock, I opted for the nicer onces and its been
    a year and I still havent blown them (cross my fingers)
     
    Wurm, Sep 17, 2004
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  7. teem

    teem Guest

    I'm not replacing the radio & speakers,christ!,you have to learn to live
    with some imperfection,never relised music was so "divided" with sound.
     
    teem, Sep 19, 2004
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  8. teem

    Wurm Guest

    Chill dude, just giving you some input. Some of us dont mind paying a few
    extra bucks for good quality audio in their car. I put a total of 500 can
    into it, and the difference is night and day
     
    Wurm, Sep 20, 2004
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