RoadSportS4Avant

I know these are out there, just comin gup short finding one, and honestly do not want to get bent over by Shokan. Anybody know of one?

Thanks

Kingttr

someone on here. It is what I did and I ended up even (which was my goal).

qpower

i paid $30 a piece for a rear door and a rear deck at a junkyard in Ct.

ski ya later

that usually run on 4 ohm? how did you mix both Bose and brand xxx?

RoadSportS4Avant

I'm not a stereo genius, but I have always known that you can't run speakers with varying impedances off the same amp, and the Bose system is amplified. Just gotta find on eof these at a decent price....

Kingttr

issues. In theory the fronts (4 ohm) should sound fainter compared to the rear (2 ohm), nope, nor I or anyone else can audibly notice a difference.

As far as damaging the system, I have not had any issues... (knocks on wood)

RoadSportS4Avant

I'm a bit nervous about it, but I do have several aftermarket quality speakers that might fit in there--I have some 3" Polk Audios that are like 100watt'ers that should be a clear fit. We'll see...

Rob

Kingttr

The mounting points are going to be different regardless. Stock uses a three point mount (triangle), while normal speakers use 4 (in square shape).

The way it was explained to me is using 2 ohm speaker with system that is meant to run 4 ohm could damage amp (2 ohm speakers drawing more than amp can handle), but using 4 ohm speakers w/ 2 ohm system is fine because it is drawing less 'current' than the amp expects. This could be why I havent had an issue in any of the A4's I have done this in.