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[turbojolt]

well i was considering putting a cd player in the glove box and keeping the cassette player on show to retain that retro feel but I'm now thinking of just getting one of those cassettes with a attachment for a mp3 player and running my speakers of a amp for better sound quality but seems as my original speakers seem to be pretty rubbish and i do not want to cut holes in the doors what can i really do to improve sound quality massively


i was thinking stealth self and 6x9's so it all still looked standard bur are there any speakers worth buying to put in the dash to improve sound quality or will they all just be crap still :confused: :confused:



what do you think

[Shaun_O'Donnell]

I get good sound from these (http://www.pngclub.com/forum/showpost.php?p=814196&postcount=297).

[novanova636]

do you have to remove the dash to replace them?

[brainsnova]

passenger side glove box and maybe the air vent pipe out. drivers side more tricky undertray and pop the fuse box out the front,air vent pipe and maybe even speedo to get in that way to.

[novanova636]

cheers dude

[turbojolt]

I get good sound from these (http://www.pngclub.com/forum/showpost.php?p=814196&postcount=297).

thanks for the help mate what other speaker upgrades do you have then

[matt_vaughan]

Kenwood 4"ers are suppose to be good too.

I had some JVC ones at one point which were pretty tasty for the size of em.

[turbojolt]

are 4" speakers the biggest you can go in to the dash with out cutting away at it

[Jack]

Yep

[turbojolt]

thats alright then as there are a load of cheap 4 " speakers on e gay from good makes such as jbl pionner and so on

[7ova]

about 12 years ago i fitted a ten disc changer unit in the glove box of one of my mk2 nova's only thing i had to do was cut out the back of the glove box
and fit the mounting brackets. great job :D