Yes, installation of brought-in speakers is possible.

However, even if speakers look similar, there are quite a few differences in compatibility with the vehicle and the installation method.
So at LOGON, we don’t just install them—we guide you while checking whether they can be properly installed in your specific car and whether the system can be set up so you’ll get solid sound.

Especially for brought-in speakers, the details often vary depending on points such as:

• Whether the size matches your vehicle model
• Whether all parts required for installation are included
• Whether it affects any factory functions
• Whether wiring work or additional labor is necessary

In many cases, it’s difficult to judge these things based on the product alone.
There are also plenty of cases like:
“I bought it, but I can’t install it as-is.”
“It fits, but it doesn’t sound the way it should.”

To prevent misunderstandings like these, LOGON organizes and explains the installation feasibility and what’s needed based on vehicle model, model year, your current audio setup, and the speakers you plan to bring.
Rather than pushing ahead, we’ll tell you in advance any additional parts that may be required and any important precautions, depending on the situation—so even first-time customers should find it easier to proceed.

Also, with brought-in items, the work content can change depending on the product condition and whether accessories are included.
Therefore, if processing/modifications are required or if any required parts are missing, you may need more adjustments than with a standard installation.

We often hear questions like:

“I’m not sure whether this speaker will fit.”
“I bought it online, but I’m worried it won’t work.”

You can confirm whether it can be installed, so it’s fine to contact us first with your vehicle model and speaker information.
If everything matches, we’ll guide you so you can install it cleanly without forcing anything.