This is my new little DIY project. I made this thread for those people out there who want a better sound (or want to replace a blown speaker -as in my case) with something cheap but effective. I have read many forum member's posts who replaced their speakers with expensive alternatives - but for me that was not an optiong (being a college student). After doing a fair amount of research on how to replace the speaker and what kind of speakers to choose I just purchased a set of ...
Alpine SPS-17C2


...to replace my front door speaker which blew for no apparent reason. I am actually pretty upset because I hardly ever turn up my speakers exorbitantly loud and now I have a rattling speaker (no not something stuck in it, its definitely broken). The set was only $50 and I look forward to installing them. Follow this link to Crutchfield to see them...

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-hLUj6CH...17C2&s=0&cc=01

...more to come.

 

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Excellent! Thanks for the info.

 

Yes thanks for th post! By doing a search you can actually find the Crutchfield instructions PDF which is also very helpful.