Durango killed the radio star
#1
Durango killed the radio star
well
my second hand 98 durango slt radio works fine what doesnt work fine is the speakers, all blown and certainly not music to my passengers or my ears
the cd player is also picky about what cds it will play or not play
how expensive and where can i find good speakers and possibly a head set to replace existing
and is it something i can replace or better off getting a pro shop?
my second hand 98 durango slt radio works fine what doesnt work fine is the speakers, all blown and certainly not music to my passengers or my ears
the cd player is also picky about what cds it will play or not play
how expensive and where can i find good speakers and possibly a head set to replace existing
and is it something i can replace or better off getting a pro shop?
#3
crutchfield is a popular option if you are willing to do the install yourself, the speakers can be purchased from the infinity website, if you save the mounting ring from the factory speakers you can use a regular depth speaker, otherwise you will either need to make a new mount, or get the shallow mount speakers and those sound like crap
#4
I placed cheap speakers from AutoZone in my D with the premium Infinity System. I believe the manufacturer was "Dual", however I made sure the ohm and wattage wouldn't undervolt the amp or melt the speakers, and these have been working great for 6+ months now, and I blast the hell out of my stereo on almost a daily basis.
I have also found that you can literally take a cordless drill and go right through the mounting bracket that attaches the factory speaker to the doorr. Just take a small self-tapping screw and go through the plastic casing that attaches to the door. I have yet to have a single water leak, rattle, or otherwise negative impact on anything regarding electrical or bad sound quality from this setup. I did this for all four doors with no issue.
I have also found that you can literally take a cordless drill and go right through the mounting bracket that attaches the factory speaker to the doorr. Just take a small self-tapping screw and go through the plastic casing that attaches to the door. I have yet to have a single water leak, rattle, or otherwise negative impact on anything regarding electrical or bad sound quality from this setup. I did this for all four doors with no issue.
#5
I placed cheap speakers from AutoZone in my D with the premium Infinity System. I believe the manufacturer was "Dual", however I made sure the ohm and wattage wouldn't undervolt the amp or melt the speakers, and these have been working great for 6+ months now, and I blast the hell out of my stereo on almost a daily basis.
I have also found that you can literally take a cordless drill and go right through the mounting bracket that attaches the factory speaker to the doorr. Just take a small self-tapping screw and go through the plastic casing that attaches to the door. I have yet to have a single water leak, rattle, or otherwise negative impact on anything regarding electrical or bad sound quality from this setup. I did this for all four doors with no issue.
I have also found that you can literally take a cordless drill and go right through the mounting bracket that attaches the factory speaker to the doorr. Just take a small self-tapping screw and go through the plastic casing that attaches to the door. I have yet to have a single water leak, rattle, or otherwise negative impact on anything regarding electrical or bad sound quality from this setup. I did this for all four doors with no issue.
#6