took about 2 hours to remove the backseat, rear deck covering, replace speakers and put it all back together, lol.
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06-03-2011
took about 2 hours to remove the backseat, rear deck covering, replace speakers and put it all back together, lol.
06-07-2011
Nice. Was like that for me the first time too. Second time though it only took me a maximum of 45 minutes.Originally Posted by tcman49
took about 2 hours to remove the backseat, rear deck covering, replace speakers and put it all back together, lol.
06-07-2011
Those aren't Sony Xplods are they?
07-08-2011
Just did the same in mine. They are Sony. May I ask why you're questioning it?
07-08-2011
What made you decide on them? My friend has them but they only sound good if you just amp them with a head unit instead of an outboard amp, otherwise they distort pretty easy.
07-08-2011
I've had a other Sony products and have always had really good luck with them. The speakers I have sound pretty good. I've not had a chance to set the equalizer yet, though, when I'm not driving and can really concentrate on the levels. I had a CD cranked up pretty good this morning, though, and they sounded pretty tight and they're clear. I'll make a better conclusion this weekend when I have a chance to set the EQ.
I'm contemplating adding an amp, but hadn't planned to when I first purchased them. I was advised, though, that they should have one before the sale was final.
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