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BlackKnightAug-02-03 08:05 AM
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#6809, "Blown Speaker Help/Recommendations"
Aug-02-03 08:06 AM by BlackKnight

          

Alright, Just got my Alpine CDA-9811 h.u., but I now have two blown speakers....one of them is the tweeter in the front right, and the other is the 6X9 in the back left....

As far as I can tell my 6.5's are fine, but may as well plan on gettin them too

My question is what recomendations anyone can give me for some components that can handle the h.u......as well as how the hell to get at my tweeters and the rest of the speakers for that matter


Note: I have (HAD emoji) the stock Infinity system

1995 GS 5spd
17" ICW Racing 920's
Alpine CDA-9811 Headunit
2 12" MTX Thunder5000
MTX RT202 Amp

  

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cool_g_83Aug-02-03 08:50 AM
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#6810, "RE: Blown Speaker Help/Recommendations"
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As far as making any recommendations, i'll just say go to a car audio store and listen to 'em all and pick what sounds best to fit your musical tastes.

To get at the tweeters I just got a flat head screwdriver and 'popped' it out, not that hard, then from there you can get the wires.

The door speakers you have to take the panaling off. There are a couple main screws: one behind the handle, one in the thing that you grab to close the door and a few in the door joint by the hinge and a few by where the door latches. Once you get those out there will be some snap on type connectors that will allow you to pop the panaling out. Start at a corner so you can get some leverage, dont be scared you are going to break something, just make sure you have ALL of the screws out.

For the backseat pods you have to take out the back seat and put the fold down seats down, you should be able to see all the screws holding the panaling in and the rest should be self explanitory.

Good luck emoji

Greg
'99 Black GS-T MT

Defi D-Series Boost Gauge, ExtremePsi Intake, Greddy Type-S BOV, Hallman Evolution MBC ... 3" Thermal R&D Exhaust soon emoji

  

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BlackKnightAug-02-03 01:46 PM
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#6815, "RE: Blown Speaker Help/Recommendations"
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Thanks alot

1995 GS 5spd
17" ICW Racing 920's
Alpine CDA-9811 Headunit
2 12" MTX Thunder5000
MTX RT202 Amp

  

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