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Blew a door speaker today and need replacements. It's for a. Monsoon system in a convertible.
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I have some Camaro speakers, but they are for the rears
If I remember correctly, when doing speakers in vehicles with Monsoon systems there are active crossovers in the amp that direct bass to one speaker and the mids and highs to another. Front speaker wires were soldered directly to speaker leads, with no quick connect harness. Two Black (-) and two Red (+) wires running to speaker in pairs. So you either have to go with factory speakers and re solder, or if you go aftermarket, you have to figure out which red and black combo is for highs, and which is for lows, you use the lows on the main speaker terminals, and then depending on the aftermarket speaker, there could be visible wires going to the tweeter that you can cut and run to the high red and black wires. I hope that made sense lol
I just replaced speakers in a 98 a couple weeks ago and its the same.sigpic
99 Trans am
- SLP Air Take (LID)
- Ported and Polished Throttle Body
- LS6 Intake Manifold
- 1 3/4 Long Tube Headers
- 3" Y-Pipe
- 3" Magnaflow Catback
- Lower Control Arms
Soon
- Heads/Cam
- 3600 or 4000 Stall
- 3.73 Gears
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Might need to break out the factory service manualWhen in doubt, Whip it out !Comment
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This may help as well.
ls1tech.com/forums/stereo-electronics/612644-monsoon-faq.htmlsigpic
99 Trans am
- SLP Air Take (LID)
- Ported and Polished Throttle Body
- LS6 Intake Manifold
- 1 3/4 Long Tube Headers
- 3" Y-Pipe
- 3" Magnaflow Catback
- Lower Control Arms
Soon
- Heads/Cam
- 3600 or 4000 Stall
- 3.73 Gears
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ran across a guy who has clarion component sets for sale. it has the separate tweeter and bass/mid. price is right (I'm definitely no audiophile) and who can hear great music over the exhaust anyway? thanksWhen in doubt, Whip it out !Comment
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