Speaker Replacement
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Speaker Replacement
I have a 2001 Club Cab and the rear speakers are blown. It has the Infinity system in it. Where can I find replacements for them or do I have to put aftermarket in? From what I have read there are amps on the stock speakers. I am not sure what to do here.
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From: Skagit County, WA
RE: Speaker Replacement
Dealership for OEM replacement.
Why'd you blow them? If you're cranking the volume that much you probably should spend the money on a good amp, good speakers, and a decent deck to minimize distortion.
Why'd you blow them? If you're cranking the volume that much you probably should spend the money on a good amp, good speakers, and a decent deck to minimize distortion.
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From: CA central valley
RE: Speaker Replacement
i buy all my stereo equipment from crutchfield if you decide to go aftermarket. their prices are good and the support is priceless. if you go aftermarket just get something name brand. crutchfield has some kenwoods for $50 guaranteed to fit your truck
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RE: Speaker Replacement
ORIGINAL: horatio102
Dealership for OEM replacement.
Why'd you blow them? If you're cranking the volume that much you probably should spend the money on a good amp, good speakers, and a decent deck to minimize distortion.
Dealership for OEM replacement.
Why'd you blow them? If you're cranking the volume that much you probably should spend the money on a good amp, good speakers, and a decent deck to minimize distortion.