[V6-12v] Rear Door Speakers

[Tom Christiansen]

Jack,

I like your description of "Boom/Sizzle" speakers... Unfortunately,
many people don't seem to care much about audio quality these days.

As far as performance goes, I like the stock speakers. I find them
pretty balanced and plenty sufficient for music listening at
reasonable sound pressure levels... If cleaning a connector could
restore my system to normal performance, I would certainly try that
out before replacing the speakers.

Thanks for the tip.

Tom

On 5/2/06, Jack Tozzi at Novi Cantori <jacktozzi at novicantori.org> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm actually quite fond of the performance of the factory rear speakers.
> Tonally, they are reasonably neutral and, to my ear, are better sounding
> than much of the boom/sizzle speakers that currently pose for "quality"
> replacement speakers.
>
> There is a black connector with four wires in each rear door that is prone
> to corrosion.  Removing the door panel and cleaning these connections should
> restore proper operation to the rear speakers.  If you want to get really
> fancy, a layer of Dynamat or similar damping material on the plastic woofer
> enclosure and a 50% fill of fiber-fill (aquarium filter material will work
> very well,) will slightly enhance the bass performance.
>
> I hope this is helpful.
>
> Jack Tozzi
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