Door speaker rattle
03-09-2007, 12:12 AM
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Door speaker rattle My car has the monsoon system in it and the passenger side door speaker is making a rattling sound. I know its not blown but i cant figure out why it is making this sound. Can anybody help me?
03-09-2007, 12:54 PM
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Originally Posted by dragonrage
Have you actually looked at it?
03-09-2007, 02:26 PM
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Originally Posted by White_Liberty
Sounds like the speaker may be blown to. That would cause it to vibrate really bad which could then make your door panels vibrate.
03-09-2007, 02:29 PM
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Originally Posted by JTH2000SS
yea i moved the speaker cover and looked at the speaker and everything looked fine but i still hear the rattle
03-09-2007, 03:06 PM
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Originally Posted by fredmr39
Do you know what to look for in a blown speaker?
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03-09-2007, 04:40 PM
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Question, when my sail panel woofers failed I noticed that when next to eachother the magnets would push them away from eachother rather than new speakers which would attract to eachother. Why?
03-09-2007, 05:09 PM
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Originally Posted by JTH2000SS
yea my friends are always blowing their speakers so i know what one looks like.i dont think it is blown though because the music coming from the speaker still sounds good. i'll probably take the door panel off sometime this weekend. thanks for the info.
Just because it sounds alright, it still could be on its way out.. Blown speakers produce zero sound.....there is an infinite number of places to be between a perfectly fine speaker and a blown speaker. I would recommend doing some more physical/technical testing on the speaker, or replace them if you are sure the speaker itself is producing the noise.
03-09-2007, 05:23 PM
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Originally Posted by fredmr39
oh alright - sorry, just wanted to make sure you weren't just looking at the speakers cone or something visually and calling it good...
Just because it sounds alright, it still could be on its way out.. Blown speakers produce zero sound.....there is an infinite number of places to be between a perfectly fine speaker and a blown speaker. I would recommend doing some more physical/technical testing on the speaker, or replace them if you are sure the speaker itself is producing the noise.
Just because it sounds alright, it still could be on its way out.. Blown speakers produce zero sound.....there is an infinite number of places to be between a perfectly fine speaker and a blown speaker. I would recommend doing some more physical/technical testing on the speaker, or replace them if you are sure the speaker itself is producing the noise.
03-09-2007, 05:31 PM
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Originally Posted by dragonrage
What do you want from your sound system? Of course, aftermarket is usually better, but is it worth it to YOU?
03-09-2007, 05:43 PM
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I don't know stock replacement prices, but if you plan on keeping everything else stock - what's to say they don't blow again? Aftermarket speakers will sound better, and have better durability (usually). Even if you aren't that into sound - I say get aftermarket speakers, because you will spend less as well if you aren't looking for top stuff.
However, if you are looking for the easiest, most plug&play install possible and aren't too interested in messing with anything, and on top of all that don't mind the stock sound - then get the OEM speakers.
EDIT: also, you seem unsure about aftermarket.... you use words like stock sounds "fine" and don't want the "loudest" system... Purchasing aftermarket speakers isn't always about volume, and it may sound fine because you don't know what you are missing.... not at all trying to persuade you one way or another, just don;t want you to get factory replacements then hear someone's setup and wonder why you just didn't go ahead and replace them with aftermarket speakers... Then again - it seems like you have been around a good amount of speakers since you mentioned your friends blowing speakers. soooo in conclusion: If you are keeping the HU (and everything) else stock and want the most simple install possible, get the OEM replacements.
However, if you are looking for the easiest, most plug&play install possible and aren't too interested in messing with anything, and on top of all that don't mind the stock sound - then get the OEM speakers.
EDIT: also, you seem unsure about aftermarket.... you use words like stock sounds "fine" and don't want the "loudest" system... Purchasing aftermarket speakers isn't always about volume, and it may sound fine because you don't know what you are missing.... not at all trying to persuade you one way or another, just don;t want you to get factory replacements then hear someone's setup and wonder why you just didn't go ahead and replace them with aftermarket speakers... Then again - it seems like you have been around a good amount of speakers since you mentioned your friends blowing speakers. soooo in conclusion: If you are keeping the HU (and everything) else stock and want the most simple install possible, get the OEM replacements.
