Hello TAUREAN, Yes, those JBL speakers on the Acura are 6.5s, the same size as the originals. I hope you enjoyed my video. I hope it helped answer any questions you had. SYNAUDIO
You did all that work and didn't add sound deadner inside the door??? Would made you door speakers sound 3x better with a tight kick too the Bass and deeper vocal range. I've done this to all of my vehicles. Even did it to a scion once with stock speakers and it sounded 10 times better. My Friends thought installed aftermarket speakers when all I did was add sound deadner inside and behind the speaker, also to any open whole or open areas of the door behind the Panel. The door became a huge sealed enclosure. Bass from the 6.5 inch stock speakers had my rear view mirror vibrating. That should tell you something. Take out the deadner/ Boom Mat and it doesn't do any of that.
Hello @The M Man, thank you for the tip and I agree with you because in my personal vehicle I got sound deadener all around my vehicle. In this situation the customer was looking to replace his speakers and add a subwoofer to his car. He was on a budget and although I did recommend he get some sound-deadener he did not want to invest in some. I like not to force products on my clients but I do my best to give them the info needed to make their own personal choices. Thank you for the tip and your support.
Hello Kashaunie, I actually wasn’t able to fit direct fit speaker mounts for the door speakers. I ended up modifying and using the original speaker mounts which was not the easiest to do; I would recommend finding some 6.5” speaker mounts and taking your time to get them snug and flush. The door speakers on this Acura can be quiet a challenge but take your time and have fun as it is a great hobby.
They are currently priced at $89.99, and yes, you can strip back a cable and run it that way. Here's the link you are looking for, and thank you for your support. www.down4soundshop.com/4-spot-copper-d4s-battery-distro-block-1-0-awg-input/
It was a one time experience for me working on that car. But like he mentioned be patient and don’t be scared to pry a little. If the trim has never been removed before it might be a little snug due to it being in place for a long time. You got this!
Hello @Trevon Stewart Yes, the dash tweeters will not be affected be replacing the original door speakers with the coaxial door speakers. I’m actually quite impressed by the stock tweeters the Acura had.
@@synaudio9778 exactly why I want to keep them. I blew my door speakers after I installed a amp. I’m replacing them but I’m pretty sure the wiring is connected to the door speakers wiring right? So when I upgrade the speakers they will be in series.
@Trevon Stewart To be honest I’m not exactly sure if they are wired in parallel since when I worked on my customers car, he had the original amp for mids and highs. If they are wired in series I believe the crossover on the the tweeters will keep them safe. You can always double check your wiring to be on the safe side.
Hey Carey, fortunately, I enjoy giving my customers the option to choose from various styles of door speakers and subwoofers while offering them suggestions for each item. For this customer, he chose to go with these speakers, and I am more than happy to use the speakers they choose after looking at costs and preferences. Thanks again for your feedback and understanding of different speakers since some viewers might go with component speakers. Thank you, SYNAUDIO
Hello Kashaunie, when you install midrange speakers, they only play a midrange frequency that the manufacturer specifies. On the other hand, the speakers you see in this video have built-in tweeters which play both midrange and high frequencies. The type of speakers are more budget-friendly and sound great as it plays a full range of medium to high frequencies. I would personally use midrange speakers and use tweeters separately to get the best sound quality and play music louder with no distortion.
Yes. I made the mistake of choosing those also but I’m sending them back and bought a component set instead. Coaxial speakers aren’t meant to push bass because the sound distorts at high volume through the tweeter because it’s all one unit. The 2004 accord is similar and has tweeters in the front dash. So next I’m either buying kick panel enclosures to add more 6.5s or I will mount these tweeters in my door so il have two sets of tweeters or I could just wait to Instal them because I have some already in the dash.
Hello Jaydog209, I would personally recommend using component speakers as I’ve had the best results and clarity from that style of speakers. On the Acura the front tweeters were sounds loud and clear I was actually impressed with the stock tweeters holding up for this many years. Those extra tweeters on your doors would only make your setup sound better.
Thank you for documenting! I love my 3rd gen TL although I’ll never be attempting this! Lol
This car definitely has its own challenges when working with car audio lol.
Good job , keep it up
Thank you, I appreciate the support.
SYNAUDIO
@@synaudio9778 those 6 1/2? Np bro I have an 07 saved me from a headache
Hello TAUREAN,
Yes, those JBL speakers on the Acura are 6.5s, the same size as the originals.
I hope you enjoyed my video. I hope it helped answer any questions you had.
SYNAUDIO
@@synaudio9778 of course I did lol made my job allot easier thx again bro keep on coming with the content we enjoy it including the haters
Is there a way to get an exact fit speaker?
You did all that work and didn't add sound deadner inside the door??? Would made you door speakers sound 3x better with a tight kick too the Bass and deeper vocal range. I've done this to all of my vehicles. Even did it to a scion once with stock speakers and it sounded 10 times better. My Friends thought installed aftermarket speakers when all I did was add sound deadner inside and behind the speaker, also to any open whole or open areas of the door behind the Panel. The door became a huge sealed enclosure. Bass from the 6.5 inch stock speakers had my rear view mirror vibrating. That should tell you something. Take out the deadner/ Boom Mat and it doesn't do any of that.
Hello @The M Man, thank you for the tip and I agree with you because in my personal vehicle I got sound deadener all around my vehicle. In this situation the customer was looking to replace his speakers and add a subwoofer to his car. He was on a budget and although I did recommend he get some sound-deadener he did not want to invest in some. I like not to force products on my clients but I do my best to give them the info needed to make their own personal choices.
Thank you for the tip and your support.
I got a question..I got a 06 Acura TL and I’m trying to change the front door speakers bt it needs a spacer.. could you provide a link to some pls
Hello Kashaunie,
I actually wasn’t able to fit direct fit speaker mounts for the door speakers. I ended up modifying and using the original speaker mounts which was not the easiest to do; I would recommend finding some 6.5” speaker mounts and taking your time to get them snug and flush. The door speakers on this Acura can be quiet a challenge but take your time and have fun as it is a great hobby.
How much for adapters ? And can I just cut the cable and run it like that
They are currently priced at $89.99, and yes, you can strip back a cable and run it that way.
Here's the link you are looking for, and thank you for your support.
www.down4soundshop.com/4-spot-copper-d4s-battery-distro-block-1-0-awg-input/
My tabs wouldn’t come off so I couldn’t remove the door… any tips?
Which tabs? Mine came off in 20 seconds. Just be patient with them
@@exhydraboy2429 the main clips that hold it all around . Used my trim tool with no luck . Got a slight crack and I tapped out 😪
It was a one time experience for me working on that car. But like he mentioned be patient and don’t be scared to pry a little. If the trim has never been removed before it might be a little snug due to it being in place for a long time. You got this!
@@synaudio9778 🙏🏽
Are you able to keep the dash tweeters working with the coaxial door speakers?
Hello @Trevon Stewart
Yes, the dash tweeters will not be affected be replacing the original door speakers with the coaxial door speakers. I’m actually quite impressed by the stock tweeters the Acura had.
@@synaudio9778 exactly why I want to keep them. I blew my door speakers after I installed a amp. I’m replacing them but I’m pretty sure the wiring is connected to the door speakers wiring right? So when I upgrade the speakers they will be in series.
@Trevon Stewart
To be honest I’m not exactly sure if they are wired in parallel since when I worked on my customers car, he had the original amp for mids and highs. If they are wired in series I believe the crossover on the the tweeters will keep them safe. You can always double check your wiring to be on the safe side.
I just bought some addictive audio speakers for my truck if only I knew of someone who can install them
Hello Arnoldo, here's the link to my business if you are located in the 209 area.
www.syn-audio.com
What happened to try pios,
Should of went with component speakers...
Hey Carey, fortunately, I enjoy giving my customers the option to choose from various styles of door speakers and subwoofers while offering them suggestions for each item. For this customer, he chose to go with these speakers, and I am more than happy to use the speakers they choose after looking at costs and preferences. Thanks again for your feedback and understanding of different speakers since some viewers might go with component speakers.
Thank you,
SYNAUDIO
What’s the difference?
Hello Kashaunie, when you install midrange speakers, they only play a midrange frequency that the manufacturer specifies. On the other hand, the speakers you see in this video have built-in tweeters which play both midrange and high frequencies. The type of speakers are more budget-friendly and sound great as it plays a full range of medium to high frequencies. I would personally use midrange speakers and use tweeters separately to get the best sound quality and play music louder with no distortion.
Yes. I made the mistake of choosing those also but I’m sending them back and bought a component set instead. Coaxial speakers aren’t meant to push bass because the sound distorts at high volume through the tweeter because it’s all one unit. The 2004 accord is similar and has tweeters in the front dash. So next I’m either buying kick panel enclosures to add more 6.5s or I will mount these tweeters in my door so il have two sets of tweeters or I could just wait to Instal them because I have some already in the dash.
Hello Jaydog209,
I would personally recommend using component speakers as I’ve had the best results and clarity from that style of speakers. On the Acura the front tweeters were sounds loud and clear I was actually impressed with the stock tweeters holding up for this many years. Those extra tweeters on your doors would only make your setup sound better.
Are those 2ohm?
I believe they were 4ohm. The originals I believe were 3ohm.
Where you located
Hello Chriztoph3r
My business is located in California's Central Valley.
Ok I’m in New Jersey