Yuo guys can see my age and so you can kind of guess my music listening habits. Do any of you guys know if the subs or any other speaker is under warentee so i know if i can abuse them or not?

 

Put one of these on first...

 

^^

"warentee" ? lol
and how exactly you plan on abusing them ?

 

turning base up all the way

 

I'd imagine at best you'd get one chance, (someone might give you a break) but after that....... I just hope your parents like buying a lot of woofers.

 

"base" huh...

 

I wouldn't worry too much about your base, I would worry more about the trebal

 

Hey guys, take it easy on him, it could be worse, he might have 'speekers'

 

dude... the tsx doesn't have any subwoofers in it. They are just larger 6x9 speakers with poly carbonate(i think?) woofers. Much to learn my friend and which warranty are you talking about?

 

Acura might replace them once or twice but considering the hassle of taking it to the dealer and dropping it off, You might as well just buy better speakers?

If I my clutch AutoX'ing will the dealer warrantee it?

 

I don't think he's too worried about that considering mommy and daddy paid for the car to begin with.

 

Can we please teach our children some reading/writing/spelling skills? :p

 

 

All your base are belong to us

I could not resist

Later
Damon
2006 TSX
TSX Avg MPG

 

Bass, goddamnit. Adults are idiots and more immature than I thought. I didn't even get my question answered. Thank you, dumbasses.

 

well at least us adults don't have to worry about daddy taking back our car

 

BTW, im not messign with treble. Im worried about anything dealing with the speakers that are used when i turn Bass all the way up. Are they cheap, or can i turn up bass sometimes?

 

I believe I answered your question. Although I can't believe I took the time. Warranties are there to protect the consumer from defects in materials or workmanship, not from someone who (from the original post) is planning to abuse a product.

 

Well, cant i claim that it was defective?

 

not saying i would...

 

Do you honestly think your dealership's service advisors are that stupid? C'mon, name someone (even in the aftermarket) that offers an unconditional "blow it up as often as you want, we'll replace it for free" warranty!

 

The stock system sounds horrible if you crank the volume and bass all the way up because of the cheap paper cone speakers.

Since the system has 180 watts (360 watts peak), that's about 22.5 watts per speaker. Safe to say, that's not alot of power. The problem is that even at such a low rating, the stock speakers will not last long.

When the 04 TSX first came out, many people complained of rattling and buzzing from the speakers. Late in MY 04, Acura added generic dynamat to the door speakers to prevent that, but paper cones (especially the door ones) just can't handle constant bass, even under normal usage.

Besides, even if you blow the stock speakers, their worth maybe $5 even though the stock catalog lists them at about $63 each.

Do yourself a favor and upgrade to some decent speakers that you can run the volume at max and not worry about distortion or blowing the speakers.

 

Costco.

Heh, sorry Colin, but they have a ridiculous take-back policy... something like 6 months on computers, no questions asked, and five years (!) on some other stuff.

Anyways, I have to say that I'm dissapointed in the stock sound system, but from what I heard, replacing the door speakers is a PITA b/c of glue and other stuff... true?

-rpc

 

Somewhat true. You have to take off the entire door panels to access the door speakers. Depending on what aftermarket speakers you choose you may have to manufacture an adapter ring for the speakers to fit. One of our vendors, Elduderino, sells speaker kits that come with everything you need for plug-and-play installation) but you still have to pull the panels off.

 

But if you're danishj and mostly just want more bass, you could just try replacing the 6x9's....

It still won't have big boom, so he might want to save up for an amp and sub.

 

Yea Costco is weird, the standard policy for a flat panel monitor is you can only return them if 5+ pixels burn out, not 4 but 5 or more, however Costco will take it back unconditionaly for 1 year.