
With a built-in speaker, turn it into a fun music experience that reaches the back seats.
This is the work of installing your own rear door component speakers into the vehicle.
Because component speakers have the speaker main unit and a separate high-frequency unit, the installation method and wiring layout will differ depending on the vehicle model and the system in which they will be installed. It’s important to proceed not just by replacing parts, but while checking things such as how to connect to the factory speakers, the available installation space, and how to secure the speakers.
For brought-in products, the scope of the work may change depending on the product contents and included accessories, compatibility with the vehicle, and the condition of the existing system. To avoid ending up with something that’s difficult to use later due to forcing an installation, first confirm the vehicle model and the speaker specifications, and then organize the available options.
When replacing the rear speakers, it’s also important to consider the volume balance with the front side and how smoothly the sound carries through. After installation, confirm the overall balance as needed so that it sounds natural inside the car. If I were doing it, I think it’s less likely to lead to regrets to proceed while looking at the vehicle and your current audio environment, rather than deciding on the speakers first.
If you’re considering having brought-in audio installed, please consult us with the vehicle model, model code, and year, and the manufacturer name and model number of the speakers to be installed. We will review the details, and where it would be better to check on the actual vehicle, we will guide you while confirming together at the shop.