GS400 Front Speaker Replacement
05-12-06, 10:48 AM
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GS400 Front Speaker Replacement
Hey,
I've been scanning the forums and it looks like some great advice. So, here's my issue. I have a 2000 GS400 and just replaced the deck with an Alpine 7856, JL subwoofer and JL amp to push the sub. However, my front passenger side speaker goes in and out so I suspect it is a problem with the wire. This is easy enough to fix but I thought I would install new front speakers in the process. What should I get? I have plenty of Bass from the sub and the deck puts out 45 watts max. Money is not (really) an issue. Also, I tried to get the door panel off to check the speaker but stopped as I thought it was close to breaking. Any ideas?
Rick
Austin, TX
I've been scanning the forums and it looks like some great advice. So, here's my issue. I have a 2000 GS400 and just replaced the deck with an Alpine 7856, JL subwoofer and JL amp to push the sub. However, my front passenger side speaker goes in and out so I suspect it is a problem with the wire. This is easy enough to fix but I thought I would install new front speakers in the process. What should I get? I have plenty of Bass from the sub and the deck puts out 45 watts max. Money is not (really) an issue. Also, I tried to get the door panel off to check the speaker but stopped as I thought it was close to breaking. Any ideas?
Rick
Austin, TX
05-12-06, 11:53 AM
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Originally Posted by ralmquist
Hey,
I've been scanning the forums and it looks like some great advice. So, here's my issue. I have a 2000 GS400 and just replaced the deck with an Alpine 7856, JL subwoofer and JL amp to push the sub. However, my front passenger side speaker goes in and out so I suspect it is a problem with the wire. This is easy enough to fix but I thought I would install new front speakers in the process. What should I get? I have plenty of Bass from the sub and the deck puts out 45 watts max. Money is not (really) an issue. Also, I tried to get the door panel off to check the speaker but stopped as I thought it was close to breaking. Any ideas?
Rick
Austin, TX
I've been scanning the forums and it looks like some great advice. So, here's my issue. I have a 2000 GS400 and just replaced the deck with an Alpine 7856, JL subwoofer and JL amp to push the sub. However, my front passenger side speaker goes in and out so I suspect it is a problem with the wire. This is easy enough to fix but I thought I would install new front speakers in the process. What should I get? I have plenty of Bass from the sub and the deck puts out 45 watts max. Money is not (really) an issue. Also, I tried to get the door panel off to check the speaker but stopped as I thought it was close to breaking. Any ideas?
Rick
Austin, TX
05-12-06, 01:53 PM
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If you're going to replace them, definitely go for a set of components. A good set will really make your music sing. Of course you'll want to drive these with an external amp.
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