Originally posted by Tbonem3
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No IMO. Just find a cheap hifi speaker on ebay or whatever. If you want to really make an impactful upgrade, you should get an aftermarket amplifier. That will make even the basic speakers shine.
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I have just the standard HiFi system and one of the rear speakers just went out. Anyone upgrade to these on the same system? I'm not familiar with the differences between HiFi and the HK but I'm assuming the amplifier in my system is weaker. Is it worth doing the upgrade to my system?
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I've got the bavsound speakers new in box in my garage sitting there now for over a year. This thread motivated me to get out there and install them. Been dreading the install
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Originally posted by duracellttu View Post
Thanks for clarifying. I have a rear sunshade so I am looking for a compatible solution.
Regards
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Originally posted by bytor View PostReading this thread I went out and bought the Fosgate 6x9 speakers (R169X2) exactly as described. I need to add that the HK speakers worked fine - I just thought why not freshen them up with new speakers. Went to test them....really dissapointing!!
Worse than the originals. I set the fader to rear of the car and turned up the bass - the speakers did put out some bass - but very little. Set the fader to middle (front/rear) and the sound just lacked any bass. Played familiar tracks - just no bass "kick". I'm a bit of an audiophile - so know my way around decent setup - but these just lacked any bass.
Pretty sure Tyler is right on them being wired in parallel to present 2 ohms at the amp.
Originally posted by Tbonem3 View PostYou'll also want speakers with the same nominal impedance as the HK *if using factory amp. Could be 2 ohm or both 4 ohm wired in parallel to present 2ohm to amp, I'm not sure.
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Originally posted by K-Dawg View Post
I think he's saying that they don't fit on a car that has the electric rear sun shade.
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Originally posted by duracellttu View Post
Do you know of any other model speakers that are a suitable upgrade that fit coupes?
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Originally posted by 0-60motorsports View Post
No, as there is no room for the sub box with the electric curtain installed.
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Originally posted by duracellttu View Post
Are there any mods you can make to get the Rockford rear subs to fit in a coupe?
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Originally posted by 0-60motorsports View Post
These do not fit on M3 Coupes with the rear electric curtain
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Originally posted by Casa de Mesa View Post
I'd love to hear your setup next time we stretch these cars' legs. Perhaps we can A/B a track.
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Hi there,
So when I say "I dropped the new ones back in" - sorry I meant I dropped the OLD original HK 6x9s back in!
I did lower the housing from the shelf with the Fosgate units installed - just to check they were working/putting out some sound - and they were - but very weakly.
Totally agree - the Bavsound is not amazing - but I wanted to keep the stock setup and for $700 AUD for the speakers with simple "plug and play" replacement - I think they are good value and provide real improvement over the original sound. I think they do provide better clarity from the original HK speakers - you hear sounds that the original speakers simply missed or were muffled. Agree they are a little on the bright side - but you can tweak bass/trebble to compensate. Sound is a bit like wine - everyone has slightly different taste- but to my ears they are better. The Fosgates - not so!
Cheers!
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Originally posted by Casa de Mesa View Post
On a side note... I think I'm the outlier in that I feel the Bavsound speakers sound equally terrible to the H/Ks. I didn't replace any amps (perhaps that's my downfall), but find the Bavsound speakers were perhaps marginally better than the H/Ks. For the money, I would have expected a lot more.
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