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Feb 16 2014 09:28pm
My 2004 BMW speaker ( I think driver door speaker ) has blown so I can't play any music loud without it popping..

Now if I were too replace that speaker with a new one..

1) like generally how loud can you play music without it blowing speakers?
I generally want to be able to play my music somewhat loud in my car..

2) are the base model speakers for a 745i even good?

I have a ford expedition and I can blast the music on full and it sounds great and doesn't blow crackle or pop..

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Feb 17 2014 07:33am
Quote (KillingHazard @ Feb 16 2014 09:28pm)
1) like generally how loud can you play music without it blowing speakers?
I generally want to be able to play my music somewhat loud in my car..

2) are the base model speakers for a 745i even good?


1) Depends on if there is amp amplifier on the system or not. I have a 4-channel powering my mids and it gets very loud and stays crystal clear to a certain point.
damn near sounds like a concert inside the car.

2) Speakers in that car are better than what's in a Cavalier (although they are all very small, therefore not loud! (like 3.5" speakers)).
I've done a full system upgrade in one of those before and larger coaxials on an amp sounded fantastic!

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Obviously if you can afford to drive a 7 series beamer you should have no problem dropping a stack to upgrade the stereo properly at your local car stereo shop.
Do your research first, though. Some shops do great work and some shops will fuck your car up and rape your wallet.


This post was edited by dr_deranged on Feb 17 2014 07:34am
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