Replacing 6x9 factory car speakers while still using the factory stock radio. My thoughts.
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- Tips and My thoughts replacing factory 6x9 speakers while still using the factory stereo. My opinions , thoughts, and a few
Tips to get the best sound from new 6x9 speakers and retaining your factory stock car stereo.
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This is probably the most informative video of scene covering this topic. Great job, and thank you for the information.
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Thank you so much for all the info... I was buying very expensive speakers and they sounded very bad then I bought some cheap ones and they sound great... so everything what you are saying makes completely sense. Thanks again
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🎶 Don't go chasing wattagefalls. Please stick to the RMS that you're used to.🎶
Thanks for watching and sharing… Haha , nice 👍🏽
I can hear voices with the volume at 0.
Take your meds
Thanks for the stock radio explanation of what to look for. Most sites are in to amplified systems and upgrades beyond what alot of people intend to do. Could you do a video on something like changing the head unit and pairing it properly with speakers.
Thanks for watching and your feedback. Also thanks for the video suggestions .. will look into something similar in future videos .
This is an excellent video.
Efficiency is key with a low-wattage amplifier and an efficient speaker will get surprisingly loud without needing a lot of power.
Another good thing to look at is the DB rating of a particular speaker. Higher DB ratings in lower wattage speakers make a world of difference.
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Very useful, thanks!
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Thanks!
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Good video but you forgot about the sensitivity like they'll JBL don't cost too much in their 94db on their sensitivity they will play a lot louder with a low-powered unit...
But the jbm is 3 ohm my sienna is 4ohm ??
Depending on the sensitivity of your old speakers the DB rating if they're low and the jbl's are high the three own or four ohm won't make any difference cuz you don't have to turn the amplifier up as loud to get the same volume...
@@lancehuttsell3878 wait but thats if ur running an amp what if ur keeping it through ur stock head unit? And then running new speakers
Very important is speaker sensitivity
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Agree 💯, I want to keep my 13 Camry XLE head unit, I replaced the OEM speakers with Kenwood all the way around including a sub amp and the subwoofer, nothing wrong I just wanted a little more of “highs” I decided to go with JBL stadium 962M all the way around plus JBL 34F on dash …. Didn’t work 😔 it sounded like 💩 the problem wasn’t the speakers, it was the radio, not enough power to make them sound good, end of history ? Kenwood has the right speakers for this application and works perfectly with my head unit
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You got JBLs with too high of an RMS watt rating so they wont sound good with your typical factory head unit because of those speakers being under powered. Those would need an Amp to get the most out of the speaker. The stock oem factory stereo in my 2005 only puts out 15-20 watts RMS, so those would sound weak in my car as well running it off of the factory radio. I want to keep my factory stereo so I am planning on getting some JBLs that have a lower rms watt rating between 5-75 rms. The head unit should power those just fine for my liking.
Great video just the info I been looking for, got a question I have an older model after market pioneer stereo it says 50x4, so I been trying to replace the stocks that are also 6x9. So watt rms should I be looking for 50 watt rms or 200 watt rms?
50x4 means there's 50 watts rms going to each channel. Which are the front left/right rear left/right. So you'd want to look at speakers around the 50 rms unless you run a amplifier which then you can run higher rms speakers given that you have a big enough amplifier to power them correctly.
@@petes137 wrong. Aftermarket radios including pioneer state their wattage as max ratings. Rms would be around 20-25x4 more or less
I have a 2012 mustang I want to change my door speakers (infinity kappa) currently on the car and put a amplifier for them, will my speakers sound as loud as after market stereo even though I changed the speakers and amp? I want to make sure before I purchase my amplifier thanks!
Technically the sound should be as loud or more if you buy a new amplifier for them . And run them from the factory stereo. Just make sure you match up rms watts from the new amp and the new speakers. Should work just fine. Thanks .
I got a question bro . My car has 25w 6x9 speakers 2 ohm and the speakers I’m looking into is also is 2ohm but it can get up to 60w. Would that make a difference or anything ?
More than likely it’s up to 50 because it’s a Nissan Altima factory radio . So the 60 watts won’t make a difference?
@@YpDondada thats a good question i was wonder that my self watching this because my car is super old and may be low watts, and low ohm. 🤔 i know that ohm has someting to do with signal strength and watts is the power
my honda city are using stock touch screen head unit not sure how many RMS it gives (lets say around 40W), does it mean i can only run a pair of 45W speaker at front? or i can run 2 pair of 45W speaker at both front and rear at the same time?
Your stock stereo radio should run say 20-40 watts per channel. So yes , running 45 watts speakers should be fine just get as close as possible to your stock rms for the best sound. Thanks
I just installed a new jvc kd-x270bt 4x6's in the front and new 6x9's in the rear. Front work fine but very little volume to the rear. Can you please give me some ideas about why.
@@DjMartiniMidwest thanks... just wanted to get an idea b4 I tear this up
@@cainable6636 same issue did you find out why? could use help
@@BangEmBeatZ the posts on the speaker on the driver's side of the jeep were backwards from the factory. I used a 9 volt battery to check them... + to +, - to - . If it's right the speaker head will move out if not it'll move in. Happy jammin' 😊
What 6.5 speakers do you recommend for a 2005 Highlander? Stock radio. It came with some JBLs.. had the same issue.. expensive speakers are not as loud and bass as stock speakers
Thanks for watching and your question. For a factory radio i would Recommend any speakers around 50-100 rms wattage. My opinion.. I don’t know of many stock radios that put out more watts then that. Any speakers with that rms wattage will sound better (Your choice many options out there). I saw these thou might work ..unknown fitment .
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@@DjMartiniMidwest I’ll try those.. thanks!
@@j.zanoletti Glad if I helped, just looked them up . Let me know if they work any better . Thanks
Similar issue here. I blew out my speakers and decided to get installed alpine s-series with my factory head unit in my 2017 Corolla. I noticed right away not as much power in the bass and not as loud as my factory speakers. I eventually want to upgrade the entire system. I’m just not too sure what my next step should be?
The guy tried to upsell me with an amp as well. I do enjoy bass but I’m not sure I really need subs? I know very little about speakers so I appreciate any advice 🥲
I got two bad back speakers can I get aftermarket to replace?
Thanks for the watch and your question. Yes , they should be replaceable . Just need to research factory size replacements for your vehicle needs , and keep rms watts low for your factory head unit . Sometimes factory speakers are hard to get out but should be replaceable . Thanks
Hello! If I hook up these pioneer 6×9s to my factory deck from 2008 exploer?? Will it sound better???
Yes , this are good speakers for factory replacement. Also give the new speakers a little break in time as well and bass response will improve over time . Thanks
Thank you..... he'll yea thanks
these speakers paired with a 50w rms radio, is it safe? still have stock mids
Yes , a 50 watt rms speaker with a 50 watt rms stereo would be great because these speakers have a 200 watt max peak. Just DO NOT do a 100 watt rms stereo with 50 watt rms speakers. Not good. The Key is to match rms wattage as close as possible. Thanks
Do you know what rms the 2010 Chevy Malibu got for the factory radio?
Thanks for watching and your question. Generally speaking most stock radios are between 20 to 50 watts Rms per channel. I have very rarely seen more than that in my experience . My thoughts only . Thanks .
My stock speaker is 20 watts 4 ohm .
Can i change it with infinity reference 6530cx (90 watt 3ohm).
Will the difference in ohm damage my stock head unit.
Also do i need to change my wiring too.
Plz help 🙏
My thoughts… my opinion only . The infinity speaker’s are a component speakers which normally need the rms wattage as close as possible to sound there best. So 20 watts is just not enough for their best sound. They Would need a amplifier in my opinion.
Technically they will work and will not damage your stock radio if wired correctly.
Also , yes wiring would have to be changed to install the infinity speakers because it has the two speakers And a the crossover unit. All around would be more complicated install. Thanks .
Thanks, i am really grateful for ur reply.
I want to change my stock speaker (without installing amplifier and without changing my stock head unit).
Plz suggest me something 🙂
Just wanted to say thanks for the video but a better quality phone would be way better if you want more people to watch and enjoy your content more
If i want to replace four speakers, works the same?
Yes , keep the new speakers rms watts as close as possible to radio / stereos output watts / rms . Thanks
If i have 4 speakers 45 watts rms each,how much watts frome the radio i need?
Most stock stereo are between 20-45 watts rms per channel.. so anywhere around there should be fine . Even newer aftermarket stereos that are around 50 watts per channel rms would work in my opinion. Just keep the rms wattage close. Thanks
Putting high power capable speakers in a car with a factory head unit/amps is like putting 110 octane race gas in your moms minivan...it's stupid and a waste of money. Shit has gotta match, people just don't understand that for some reason.
Thanks for watching and your feedback. Absolutely correct! Haha.
The constant hand and body excessive movements is so damn hard to watch.
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Bro you talk way to damn much just get to the point like damn💯
Thanks for watching and your thoughts. Feedback appreciated some of my earlier videos I’m a talker .. But in more recent videos been trying to wrap it up faster … Thanks thou. Also trying to make better .
You are doing good pal. Great insights.