I need to replace the rear speakers in my 1994 Camry Wagon. The old ones came with the car and are Fujitsu Tens and are stamped 6 ohms and 15 watts. One of them blew. The front door speakers are fine but I miss the bass the rear speakers put out. The head unit is an AIWA CD/Radio player -it was 99$ at Circuit City. It wins the prize for most confusing tuner ever.
--Any recommendations? -- Vance in Denver
Replies (2)
ttocs on 03/1/2004 22:51:39
from what I can find it is a 6 x 9 in the rear door. Does that sound right? I cannot however find how much depth you have... Sometimes they use a cheap speaker with no magnet and no depth. If that is the case a 6.5 may be better, still lots of options.
What kind of music ya like?
Do you have, or are you going to get an amp? sub?
swez on 03/2/2004 13:46:52
Have you pulled and measured the rear speaker that blew out. Get the right diameter and depth in that cavity and we can give you some replacement options.
Are you planning to amp the subs?
Crutchfield notes 6.5" round in front door panels or 5/4" too. Can use coaxials or Comps. I saw nothing about rear speakers or subs. Are these upgrades to OEM install?
Swez
--Any recommendations? -- Vance in Denver
Replies (2)
ttocs on 03/1/2004 22:51:39
from what I can find it is a 6 x 9 in the rear door. Does that sound right? I cannot however find how much depth you have... Sometimes they use a cheap speaker with no magnet and no depth. If that is the case a 6.5 may be better, still lots of options.
What kind of music ya like?
Do you have, or are you going to get an amp? sub?
swez on 03/2/2004 13:46:52
Have you pulled and measured the rear speaker that blew out. Get the right diameter and depth in that cavity and we can give you some replacement options.
Are you planning to amp the subs?
Crutchfield notes 6.5" round in front door panels or 5/4" too. Can use coaxials or Comps. I saw nothing about rear speakers or subs. Are these upgrades to OEM install?
Swez
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