Rear Speaker Replacement-Bottom line?
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Not only that but he also indicated to me that the whole set up really doesn't make acoustic sense. Somehow is opinion is that the rears detract from the fronts...
I have to admit I just want more good speakers... A fool and his money are soon parted?
Hadn't noticed that my rears were installed inversely. I have to check them though because of a buzzing noise. Maybe I refoamed one not quite well-enough? We will find out.
John
I have to admit I just want more good speakers... A fool and his money are soon parted?
Hadn't noticed that my rears were installed inversely. I have to check them though because of a buzzing noise. Maybe I refoamed one not quite well-enough? We will find out.
John
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I'll have to look at the part numbers to figure it out - I haven't noticed and have mine out of the car atm.
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IMO. Also my hearing has been damaged.
Some say brain too.
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So, take salt with the above.
I have to admit I just want more good speakers... A fool and his money are soon parted?
For folks that want to retain the stock amp, refoaming is the only option of which I am aware.
Hadn't noticed that my rears were installed inversely. I have to check them though because of a buzzing noise. Maybe I refoamed one not quite well-enough? We will find out.
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The mistakes I have corrected on refoamed speakers were all due to not getting the replacement foam glued-down around 100% of the perimeter. When this happens its obvious: buzzing.