rear speaker help please
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The only way to improve stereo sound IMHO, is to replace the stock stereo and stock speakers...period.
I swapped mine out with Polks. DB650 (I think). They are 6 1/2". I also packed the front pods and soundbar with LOTS of polyfill, I think it made a BIG difference. A lot less vibration.
I swapped mine out with Polks. DB650 (I think). They are 6 1/2". I also packed the front pods and soundbar with LOTS of polyfill, I think it made a BIG difference. A lot less vibration.
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I replaced all 4 speakers with polk 650's, sound was improved but it still lacked on the low end. Today I just put in an Alpine 9883, the difference is night and day. I also put poly fill inside the sound bar, sounds so much better. Your just better off replacing everthing. Next im putting a sub woofer.
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until i go totally after market in the spring i just have my fade set to the rear -3 and it seems to balance then...still kinda crappy but oh well can't wait to go aftermarket i'm gona get a touch screen head unit with awesome speakers and a sub.... so siked
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The only way to improve stereo sound IMHO, is to replace the stock stereo and stock speakers...period.
I swapped mine out with Polks. DB650 (I think). They are 6 1/2". I also packed the front pods and soundbar with LOTS of polyfill, I think it made a BIG difference. A lot less vibration.
I swapped mine out with Polks. DB650 (I think). They are 6 1/2". I also packed the front pods and soundbar with LOTS of polyfill, I think it made a BIG difference. A lot less vibration.