rear speaker problems for 91 n/a
11-09-03, 03:18 PM
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rear speaker problems for 91 n/a
I bought 91 n/a about a month ago and I really like the ride.^_^
First off, I am a really newbee when car and audio comes.^_^ and I searched for 4 days but I could not find answer. So....
Here story goes....
When I got mine, audio head unit was already changed to aftermarket product(JVC, KD-SX8250) but all speaker were broken. So I went to junk yard to find speakers and got 4 of stock speakers. Actually sound quality was ok.... but it was not good enough...you know what i mean. ;-)
So I decide to change to aftermarket speakers. I finally got4 of speakers( 2 of TS-A1090, pioneer and 2 of polk....???) in good condition from junk yard and I replaced with stock ones...
But for somehow, The quality of sound was so bad that I can not even compare w/ sotck ones..
So I searched again... and found some people mentioned about positive and negative charge. I tried both side changing lines. But still no luck... So I went back to stock ones now....
Manual of JVC CD receiver states that "Maximum input of the speakers should be no more than 50W at the rear and 50W at the front, with an impedance of 4 to 8 ohme."
Behind of speaker states that "50W MAX. MUSIC POWER, 10W NOM. POWER, 4 OHME IMPEDANCE."
It seems like to me that it is impossible to change speakers except stock ones...
Any suggestion will be appreciated.....
Thanks.
Have a nice day.
First off, I am a really newbee when car and audio comes.^_^ and I searched for 4 days but I could not find answer. So....
Here story goes....
When I got mine, audio head unit was already changed to aftermarket product(JVC, KD-SX8250) but all speaker were broken. So I went to junk yard to find speakers and got 4 of stock speakers. Actually sound quality was ok.... but it was not good enough...you know what i mean. ;-)
So I decide to change to aftermarket speakers. I finally got4 of speakers( 2 of TS-A1090, pioneer and 2 of polk....???) in good condition from junk yard and I replaced with stock ones...
But for somehow, The quality of sound was so bad that I can not even compare w/ sotck ones..
So I searched again... and found some people mentioned about positive and negative charge. I tried both side changing lines. But still no luck... So I went back to stock ones now....
Manual of JVC CD receiver states that "Maximum input of the speakers should be no more than 50W at the rear and 50W at the front, with an impedance of 4 to 8 ohme."
Behind of speaker states that "50W MAX. MUSIC POWER, 10W NOM. POWER, 4 OHME IMPEDANCE."
It seems like to me that it is impossible to change speakers except stock ones...
Any suggestion will be appreciated.....
Thanks.
Have a nice day.
