Stock Fiesta Card Speekers Or Chep Things?

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Stock Fiesta Card Speekers Or Chep Things?

Postby JohnBoy_DIY on Fri Oct 06, 2006 11:19 pm

Hey just wondering if i should buy a cheep ass set of front speekers or leave the card foord ones in.
Realy need a beter job...
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Postby ~ John Reid ~ on Mon Oct 09, 2006 4:55 pm

if your not bothered about sound then keep the standard ones, if you want a better sound then go for some different speakers. 5.25" should fit in perfectly, you can go to 'maplin' electronics and get a pair from there, i paid about £9.95 for my pair for my old car, but they were on special offer.
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Postby Oranoco on Mon Oct 09, 2006 6:44 pm

Spend £50 on a set of ok front speakers and you will wonder how you coped with the stock rubbish.
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Postby JohnBoy_DIY on Mon Oct 09, 2006 6:59 pm

lol i am verry impashent and decided to go ahead with it anyway.
got myself some JBL GTO527's
Decided it was worth it aslong as there ar no theaving chives around.

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Postby Gazeddy on Mon Oct 09, 2006 8:33 pm

i got a pair of kenwoods sat where the old ones wereno difference on the outside but a million times better sq than stock
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Postby JohnBoy_DIY on Mon Oct 09, 2006 8:38 pm

got to wate till fri to get a mounting bracket but i have run all the wireing and removed the old ones. :(
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Postby Oranoco on Tue Oct 10, 2006 5:38 pm

Get some Dynamat and stick it on the door skin behind the speaker as this will reduce the sound being transferred to the door skin as vibration
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Postby JohnBoy_DIY on Tue Oct 10, 2006 7:47 pm

whare do i get that from, is it expencive, is it worth it?
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Postby dontpannic on Wed Oct 11, 2006 11:39 am

~ John Reid ~ :if your not bothered about sound then keep the standard ones, if you want a better sound then go for some different speakers. 5.25" should fit in perfectly, you can go to 'maplin' electronics and get a pair from there, i paid about £9.95 for my pair for my old car, but they were on special offer.


I got some Pioneer jobbies from some Garlands, nr Lewisham, cost me £28 and they are f*cking brilliant. I had those £9.95 ones from maplin for about 2 weeks before they blew, but these ones are louder, bassier, and more colourful!

I normally use the old £9.95 ones to stick to the roof (magnet) and listen to cd's/radio/ipod while I'm fiddling with the car.

One tip - don't buy super cheap. I had to replace my standard speakers, cause the cone lining had seperated from the plastic and caused some really annoying vibration...

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Postby richard_p88 on Wed Oct 11, 2006 11:26 pm

I have partially dynamatted (extreme) front doors but really can't hear much difference in sound. I just bought the speaker kit for about £15. It supplies two pieces which are put around the each speaker, but as i said difference is minimal, perhaps i just need more of the stuff :lol:

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The JBL speakers should serve you well, i had their old coaxials (526) up front and they were pretty decent, although i've since upgraded to JBL components and put the co-ax's on shelf. A sound investment regardless :rolleyes: no pun intended :rolleyes:

The only thing that bugs me about their new range is that they all run two ohms, i actually bought the old 4ohm model comps as apposed to the new ones, as i'd be surprised if an intenal HU amp is two ohm stable. Perhaps i was just being too cautious though, hope they give you no problems.
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Postby fiesta-fuka on Thu Oct 12, 2006 11:34 pm

what does that dynamat do
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Postby JohnBoy_DIY on Fri Oct 13, 2006 1:16 pm

Just chucked em in on my lunch break and they sound and look good so hopefully they will bee ok
gona get a pic up lata tanight
anywaze im bak off ta d some more paintin :(
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