New speakers for my Trans Am
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New speakers for my Trans Am
Lately I've been toying with the idea of upgrading the sound system in my Trans Am. The guy I bought it off of has already installed an amp and a subwoofer. The problem I'm running in to is that he apparently amped all the speaker in the car not just the sub. Whenever a song that has a lot of bass plays too loud I get this cracking sound over the stock speakers. My wife has a 96 RS with a Bose sound system and I'm amazed at how great it sounds, especially for a stock system. I'd like to know if anybody out there knows exactly what speakers they put in those since I'd like to put the exact ones in mine. I figure I shouldn't have too many fitting issues since both cars are similar. Anyway, any info and insight will be appreciated.
#2
RE: New speakers for my Trans Am
Take the amp off all the speakers and problem solved lol. Hook it up just to the sub. There's no reason to amp the stock speakers. AC Delco speakers are incredibly loud for what they are and will put out plenty of noise for ya with just an aftermarket CD player.
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RE: New speakers for my Trans Am
ORIGINAL: evilkal
Take the amp off all the speakers and problem solved lol. Hook it up just to the sub. There's no reason to amp the stock speakers. AC Delco speakers are incredibly loud for what they are and will put out plenty of noise for ya with just an aftermarket CD player.
Take the amp off all the speakers and problem solved lol. Hook it up just to the sub. There's no reason to amp the stock speakers. AC Delco speakers are incredibly loud for what they are and will put out plenty of noise for ya with just an aftermarket CD player.
#6
RE: New speakers for my Trans Am
ORIGINAL: red94v six
Problem not solved, the speakers are already permanently damaged. Any 6.5 inch speaker will fit in the sail panels in back, and I dont know what your speakers in the hatch look like, those varied by factory system. The ones in the doors should be components though.
Problem not solved, the speakers are already permanently damaged. Any 6.5 inch speaker will fit in the sail panels in back, and I dont know what your speakers in the hatch look like, those varied by factory system. The ones in the doors should be components though.
#8
RE: New speakers for my Trans Am
ORIGINAL: importmd
turn the bass down
turn the bass down
#9
RE: New speakers for my Trans Am
ORIGINAL: red94v six
Problem not solved, the speakers are already permanently damaged. Any 6.5 inch speaker will fit in the sail panels in back, and I dont know what your speakers in the hatch look like, those varied by factory system. The ones in the doors should be components though.
ORIGINAL: evilkal
Take the amp off all the speakers and problem solved lol. Hook it up just to the sub. There's no reason to amp the stock speakers. AC Delco speakers are incredibly loud for what they are and will put out plenty of noise for ya with just an aftermarket CD player.
Take the amp off all the speakers and problem solved lol. Hook it up just to the sub. There's no reason to amp the stock speakers. AC Delco speakers are incredibly loud for what they are and will put out plenty of noise for ya with just an aftermarket CD player.
if you run regular speakers there you will need to run wires straight from the deck.
#10
RE: New speakers for my Trans Am
I've turned the base down but certain songs just don't sound right without it. It wasn't cranked up much anyway, I'm not listening to rap. Most of the songs that get played in my T/A is rock or country, i.e. AC/DC, Skynyrd, Hank Jr., etc. The reason I want the speakers in an RS is that I've heard themalready and the sound quality and volume is excellent, plus I've always been a fan of Bose. I'll check into some Alpines and the others mentioned though. I'm mainly looking for a smooth transition, don't want to run into any fitting problems.
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