newros Posted April 24, 2005 Posted April 24, 2005 I also had a rear go out. I clipped another speaker to the terminals w/aligator clips and it worked. Easy way to test the speaker. Now how to I remove the grill covering the speaker? I unclipped the two clips under the speaker, towards the center of the car, but no effect on the grill. Help! THis is a 96 es300.
larry617 Posted May 9, 2005 Posted May 9, 2005 I know well enough to turn the radio off before i turn the car off so it wont blast when i start it. Also, I tried other speakers-none of which are blown. It must be something else. I can't live like this without bass. ← Although that may not be the reason , It is the most common cause of the rear speakers blowing out in the SC400/300 . If you need new Nakamichi speakers I have several sets of brand new 2 way , They also work perfect with the pioneer system. ← Does anyone have any NAK 4" mid range speakers left or knows of a place to have these reconed?
Sluggo Posted May 11, 2005 Posted May 11, 2005 Just an FYI - when the one rear 4" speaker went out I replaced the rear pair with some Infinity 4" 2-ways. They fit almost perfectly and sound quite a bit better than the stock units. The only fitment complication was that the OEM units use a somewhat wider stamping for the frame, and so there was about a 1/16" gap between the frame of the Infinitys and the OEM mounting ring. I used some latex caulk to fill the gap and waited a day before mounting. These speakers go for about $40/pair on ebay. sluggo
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