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I just want my girlfriend's stock, cracked cone, terrible speakers to sound a bit better, haha
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-Zack
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I put some in my Miata a couple of weeks ago to replace the two completely blown out stock speakers just so I could hear *something* coming out of the radio. The passenger side one still works!
The drivers side is already cracking and popping so bad I had to turn the balance all the way to just the right side just to shut it up, lol. I should have gone to the junkyard and pulled some same-size stock speakers out of a newer car and crossed my fingers. BIG waste of twenty bucks and the time to install them (had to redrill them because the mounting holes didn't line up).
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well thanks for the honest review!-Zack
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Those will work, IF you keep in mind that those ARE NOT 410 watt speakers!
The actual wattage will be given in"RMS" and those speakers will actually be around 50-60 watts RMS. If you use a 25 watt RMS stereo (typical ones on the shelf there next to those speakers) It will be OK. You will have a stereo that sounds good. It just wont be a neighborhood waker:pDan
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yeah, but then you can't hear the music with the top down... though I guess that wouldn't be as much of an issue in the Festiva as it is in the Miata lol
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Hahaha, sweet. Well it's for the lady's car, a Mazda 323.
She's got a bare minimum Sony I picked up from the PnP yard for $12 (came with a harness!) but the stock speakers were all shot and just made the most faint cardboard scratching noises. Those were replaced with a few (really, really cheap) 5 1/4"s up front and I jerry rigged two OEM Ford 6x9s in the back. No bass at all and the 5 1/4"s sound like crap when at half volume.
I bought the car for her, fixed it up and asked her if she wanted it. I was just going to flip it for profit if she didn't, but I'm being nice and taking payments whenever she can make them. I look at little things to add to the car as a tiny bit of 'incentive' to make the next payment, so this is one of them. The last one was some (much needed) driving lights
-Zack
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