My speakers are making funny noises, are they blown Installer Diaries 244
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- We are working on a Honda CRV. Its is in because the speakers are making funny noises. We have to find out what the problem is and replace them with new speakers. For this install we are using the Pioneer TS-A652C and the TS-A652F.
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As much as I enjoy the crazy DSP, multi-amp, sub box installs, it’s nice to see a simple, basic speaker replacement and learn how involved that can be as well. Thanks guys. Y’all are the best!
To me: FINALLY its NOT an F-150/Jeep or any FCA vehicle. I like simple.
instaBlaster.
With Fernando doing all the speakers Its good to see you haven't forgotten how. 🤣
@Eddy Robb It was a joke dumbass. So look who's the dipshit now.
Actually being from Clearwater and knowing dean since early 90s before he worked with McIntosh he probably but that shop on the map and made it rich. Because Stereorama with mike masters was best shop that side of pinellas county in 90s.lol
Anybody that knows dean or has seen his work or had him build something custom knows your joking bro
Lol He was good when McIntosh offered him work in late 90s.he was good when ave sold r.f punch. Before they dumped r.f for orion, alpine and McIntosh when r.f. got too expensive for the newer products. Just wasnt the same quality as late 80s early 90s punch line.Still decent but was around 80 cents to 1.10 per watt and there was much better out for less. He has just got better.id say 30 plus yrs or right at 30 yrs doing custom installation. Idk why he stopped the expensive but perfect custom doors ,door panels and fiberglass doors/amp racks????McIntosh still is probably my favorite s.q. amp.4 ch. Metered was nice on mc. Components in his or other great custom fiberglass panels or MDF.
So relaxed watching this 👍👍👍
A simple yet effective system. 👌 Sometimes I wish I would've gone that route instead of the elaborate setup I've been working on. Great video and great work as always Dean!! 👍
Great video and very informative. There is a lot to learn even going back into OEM locations hooking to OEM systems. I bet my KIA FORTE is very similar behind that front door panel to this system.
Good morning and thank you !
how to avoid royalties........play music thru blown speakers.
Miss these type of quality videos!
Making sure both tweeters are going same direction things like that make you guys the best it simple you care about doing the best job no matter how big it small all get same treatment
Good Morning and a Great video as always
Installing both sides symmetrical is nice!
“Definitely has a suspension problem.”
Removes the speaker, then realizes there is no speaker suspension.
Matt B Exactly....
Super informative video. Thanks. Subbed
Good Morning Florida, from California! Next time I drive there to see my mom, I will stop and have a system installed~
Awesome guys, from Aussie
What causes crackling in my system at loud volumes? only the mids & highs crackle and the speakers aren't blown!
Yes. I love and miss these videos so happy.
very informative...thanks
thanks for this i have a nissian quasqai in spain and until i watched this ,i had run out of ideas to find why i had terrible sound.i had already replaced the radio aerial and base.
that compustar pry tool is my favorite tool
Well , after my favorite car audio guys Exo & Big D wiz ..You arw my new favorite.
Oh , cant forget Mark @ Car audio fab!!!
awesome video
❤thanks .. helpful
I’m definitely taking my car to him soon.
Interesting theory about the speakers on the passenger side getting direct sunlight and causing that internal glue joint to fail. Car speakers can be the weirdest thing sometimes. My aunt has a 2008 Nissan Versa, and the old factory speakers also reacted to weather, but in that case, it was rain. Every time it rained overnight, the stereo would sound scratchy in the morning due to the cones sagging. Same thing would happen during a car wash. Once it ran for a while in dry weather, they would resurrect themselves without fail and sound perfect! Same cheap thing as these, but with paper cones, and they had that little cone (called a whizzer) glued in the center for treble. At least they were mounted with 3 screws! We replaced them with Kenwood KFC-1665S coaxial speakers in all 4 doors.
I'm sure glad the customer didn't attempt to swap out the speakers hisself that was easy. Hey Fernando you were missed, just so you know🙂👍
sounded like alien radio interference noise.....lol..haha
Dean you remind me of Bob Ross I used to watch him as a kid growing up
If it has a factory crossover and you also used the speaker crossover, then you probably have a hole in your frequency response. If you could determine the crossover point of the factory and new speakers and see that they are the same or very close, you could have just removed the crossover components from the new speakers. If not, you could have seen if you could bypass the factory crossover and used the speaker's crossovers.
Another idea: maybe they had the balance control all the way to the passenger side, and blasted the sound and broke all the speakers. It would seem weird that the tweeter had no audio on that same door, and everything worked fine on the driver side. By the way, that particular stock woofer with the translucent cone is only used on the 2012 year and maybe 2013. The 2014 and 2015 seem to have a opaque black plastic cone and a ceramic magnet instead of neodymium. Maybe those clear cones WERE letting too much sunlight in.
I have a question that I hope you guys can shoot a video on or maybe help explain the techniques to measure it out. My buddy wants to do a beauty panel for his 2 12s and cover the box with a wall with the subs cut out. How can I measure it to cut out the wholes perfectly to make it flush. Please give me some input on this situation. Thanks guys and keep rocking the videos! U guys have helped me with soooo much through ur videos
what 6.5 component or coaxial speakers would you recommend for a factory head unit??? I do not want to pull out my factory head unit.
Stock speakers = Great fridge magnet
Blown subs = great pick up magnet for the floor
Oh my good. The 2004 Lexus I used to have much better factory speakers which cloth surrounds, a nice stiff plastic cone, steel basket, a better spider, and a bigger coil is what the factory door midbass and full range speakers are made of as well as 3/4 inch aluminum dome tweeters in the A pillar. It's basically a subwoofer-less middle of the road 215 watt pioneer system from the factory that is good for up to like 1600 W RMS of aftermarket bass before the mids and highs get too downed out out. Was jamming on max volume quite often with the factory system in it since 2013 in highschool and the speakers hold up very strong and refuse to give out and sounded just like it barely even broken in from the dealership back in 2003 when my mom first got it despite the toll it has taken from 15 Texas Summers before getting a newer ride. It has better sound quality in the midbass department and about the same treble quality compared to my 2015 camry. My ideal car sound system would have DSP, class D amplifier for the subwoofer, class D amplifier for the midbass, and class AB amplifier for the tweeters.
Cool video, I measured 8 ohm but it's not vibrating properly, what could 've been wrong ? is my speaker blown as well ? thanks
I have prosthetic eardrums and one randomly sounds just like a blown old speaker just like that but it reacts a different ranges usually higher notes. I wanted to mention it so someone could actually recognize what I’m dealing with but imagine the sound inside your head!!! Lol don’t want another surgery unless JL makes eardrums 🤔
I had tubes in my ears as a kid for some medical reason. Now that I'm older, whenever I hear someone playing with change or metal clanking together I hear bubbles popping in my ears. It can get annoying sometimes.
I really do miss the simple kinda flatter doors of the 80s
Did you figure out why it was making noise as the window went up and down?
it was just the membrane vibrating with the door. basically like a ruler on the edge of a table when you did that "BRRRRRRrrrrr" skill move in school.
The speaker may have been vibrating with the door panel because of the size of the door panel causing a pressure wave that pushes against the cone of the speaker. Basically like when you blow up a balloon, in this case the door panel being your lungs, and the speaker being the balloon. THAT, or the door panel and the speaker having a similar resonate frequency, and when one vibrates the pressure waves cause the other to vibrate. Like when you hold 2 tuning forks next to each other, and you hit one, the other will make sound too. That is just my educated guess.
Thanks Dean. I was looking into some Pioneer speakers like these.... are they new???. It's seems like they would sound good running off of deck power.. Because I want to run these into a 2011 Rave4, Witchh by the way, I still can't find the video for it, I found the video for the speaker install, but not the stereo install..
@Some Dude What do you recommend to run off deck power????
I wish I had a audio installers just as good as your company around where I live besides bestbuy because the two places I went did a shotty job on my 2013 ford escape and best buy is good upset they only do audio only
I installed new herts speakers. But the driver side makes a spring release noise. After I close the doors and then open the door. With truck off. Not sure whats going on
Can you make a video on how to wire speakers that have built in LEDS?
My first thought on the beginning of this video is that the polarity is reversed. I’ll watch through to see..... Nevermind!!! Worn stock speaker suspension with failed glue. Never seen anything like that. Wow!!!
You said your not a fan of the speaker wire that came with the speakers my q&a is what do you prefer?
Check the voice coil
my 6x9 speakers make this noise, but all the parts appear to be still glued and moving when tested. I also did the battery test and it still moves. the coax tweeter still produces sound, but the woofer just distorts...any ideas?
if i didn't see his face i would've assumed i just learned car audio from Ashton Kutcher
Could you make a video saying the reason why you get engine noise please ?
My right door speaker did that so I replaced it and now the new one did it what's up with that and it's only been a week
Hello and goodevening from Greece
I need your advices and suggestions.
I have in my own a new SUZUKI JIMNY SIERRA,a sort 4x4 car and i want to upgrade the factory music with an aftermarket. I have allready for the doors the '' audison prima APK165 2Ω component system '' for the doors, and i need a suggestion for a subwoofer. i'm thinking of using the ACM4300 AUDIO CONTROL for all speaker set, and my question is that because of the ~14ft distance between the battery and the amp installation place under driver's seat, is the 10 gauge power wire enough or a 8gauge is better? Any suggestions about the sub? 70'S, 80'S, 90'S all kind of music old school as you see, and of course i will use a deadening material for the doors. Thanks for your help. forgot to say that the sub will be install under the passenger seat beause thereis nowhere any other free space
I've worked next to Dean in the 90s working on my vehicle installing his custom 4 10 orion xtr box in my 89gt .about 8 more than a down fire vented was his last box I had him build for my 98 ext. Cab ranger for alpine type r 12s. With 1 alpine 2 ohm per sub and alpine 4 ch. for my MB quartz. Nice vinyl wrapped flush amp rack with fans on both sides.He had the least amount to work with at A.V.E with J.J the owner than any shop I've installed at. Used to buy his own stuff to make people's system look great. Dont think he was really reimbursed. Sorry Dean I can say it now since you are not working for j.j anymore and you never bought ave like weall figured you would one day.lolbut his installs were always very nice.if he disnt think it sound great he would tell you against owners wishes.lol. He has always been a great installer and very respectful. He built a wall with 4 xtr 12s plexi glass front vented. He warned us that because of lack of airspace it would hit hard but low end Hertz wouldnt sound like xtrs.it was clean all McIntosh mono block amps for subs and mac. 4 oh on 5 cm. 6in component sets in custom doors he built without any of the tools for installers now to do it.i dont think they even had a router.lol keep up the great work .Hope to see you soon. I remember the tampa bay bucs players coming there for your installs.didnt you do all McIntosh in Warren shapps sel. 500 or was that another player? You did so many.take care brother.
Isn't it possible to tell if they are blown using an Ohm meter and cycling the action of the woofer?
LOL 3:20 never seen
What kind of CA glue did you use? Thin or thick?
Thick
My car's speakers on The front sometimes doesn't Make sound But they move and sometimes they turn Back on what might Be The problem? Sorry for Bad english im from Finland
have a 2006 pontica g6 with monsoon radio system i want to update all the speakers ..was told it 2 ohm system so i have to replace with 2 ohm speakers.
this is happening to me. but only my passenger door makes that static noise. but all my speakers and wirings are all brand new
hello, is there any way I can send you a video clip of my subwoofer sound? it's working but has a popping sound depending on the song I play.
Antonio Serenil I would check the ground first sometimes the bass can shake it lose a lil
Maybe bottoming out???
thanks guys
Fun fact: the speaker may be over powred
I have a question I have a 2014 with the factory head unit is there a way to get the plugnplay wiring??
Jacob Green if you don’t get a reply here, talk to someone at Crutchfield.com their super helpful 😁
Jennabear I going to do that later this morning see what happens
@@jacobgreen1884 probably your best bet, that or search forums
Jacob Green hope you got your answers :)
No answer to the question but if I was to install new head unit and dash kit is over $1.200.00 bucks
Those soda stains should've been a clue..water damage.
How do tiny bass blockers like that work? I’m used to see crossovers that are bigger than a deck of cards.
Normal crossovers use a whole circuit to make the woofer only play as high as the tweeter plays low, so they meet right in the middle. That requires quite a bit of circuitry. (Capacitors which block bass, resistors which lower volume, and inductors which block treble.) A bass blocker is just a single, small capacitor. (Capacitors block bass by storing some electricity.) Basically, it is not a true crossover, just a device to block any unwanted bass from the tweeter that could cause the tweeter to blow.
changed out a lot of those,some of the worst speakers are in oem hondas
Our rear speakers are making noise at higher levels
My speakers don't make that noise. I just bought them and having my base loud makes them sound bad anyone got advise
My speakers seem to be making a horrific booming sound kinda like boom boom, boom oh wait their subwoofers lol😮 it's why I installed all 4 -12" subs lol 😮 my neighbor threw a brick through my window to hear it better LoL 🤔
VANDALISM. Piece of advice Fred, Security cameras are your friend when you have nice things people are bound to get jealous of. I had my neighbors try to break into my old 1997 dakota when I had a single 10" behind the seat, luckally Good old american steel kept them out. And iron bars keep them the hell away from my truck. Everything was caught on my security cameras, one of them was dumb enough to go onto my front porch to put out a cigarette in the ashtray, while looking STRAIGHT into one of the 5 ourdoor cameras. Yes it was at night, yes it was a nightvision camera. I'm petty, they tried to break into my truck for my goods, I broke their clean records in half.
@@hawkinsm2103 , yeah I was joking around about my neighbors, and you're right security cameras are a good friend to have, I live off the beaten path in Alaska and honestly my neighbors fear me ,my brother is a State Trooper up here and we used to run shooting drills in my back yard year's ago and they never come and complain but that might be because my pitbulls run around my yard LoL 😮thanks for sharing your concerns though
Can you 911 my Ridgeline please.
Cool to catch a unique failure like that
20min video just to switch out a speaker? smh. I stopped watching your videos because to they are so long. Your installs rock though!
why not repairs fabric speakers ? replays with this Chinese crap ?
The suspension failure those speakers had would have been impossible, or not cost effective to repair. And Pioneer is HARDLY Chinese crap. You should do a little homework on a brand before saying they are just crap. And Michael, look at the stickers on all the electronics in your house and even your car, including your cellphone, How many of them are made in china? Nearly all of them? How many of them are "Chinese crap"? I rest my case. I can tell you off hand that nearly every electronic device I own is from China, and none of them are "Chinese crap". It's the brand, not the country. Please refrain from making comments like this in the future.
@@hawkinsm2103 ok thanks