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Old 03-11-03, 08:44 PM
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3rd gen audio upgrades

I just bought a 93 touring model and I want to upgrade the audio system. It was in Virginia and I think I blew either one of the back speakers or the bose thing on th driver side. It makes this ticking sound under hard bass. I read on an earlier thread that it should either be removed or replaced totally. I am not that attached to the bose thingy. My problem is that I want to keep the black cover thing in the back, but the bose wave thing can go and my spare is already gone. I talked to some guys at a local audio shop and they said I need to take the cover thing out if I want to fit two 10" subs in there. Has anybody made a custom box or has a setup that fits in there that sounds decent? Or would replacing the stock components be a better route? I would like to see some pictures of how it looks and what setups people are running. Any help would be appreciated, thanks!
Old 03-12-03, 12:56 AM
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I say go with a whole new system, the bose system sounds alright, but It can always be improved. PM me if you what some advice on a complete system makeup.
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I agree. Replace the whole system. There are folks out there you can find on the net that fix the Bose components but I found the $ to fix = $ to replace.

The Bose system in the Rex is better than the average OE stereo but for the same $ you can put in a nice system.

BTW, keep the parts. Later on, the car is worth more if the original parts are available.
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PM'ed you T88, and thanks for the advice about keeping the stock parts. I researched it a bit more last night and I think it sounds like I may have blew one of the amps. Anyways, I'll probably replace the whole thing after all. If anybody has any pictures or advice on what looks and sounds good in a 3rd gen, I would be pleased to hear about it. Thanks!




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