【Starting Car Audio Without Deadening｜Enjoy Improved Sound Quality Starting With Speaker Replacement】

You want to get into car audio, but it can be a bit unsettling to jump straight into major, large-scale installation. For people like that, there’s also an approach that starts with only replacing the speakers.

Even without deadening, replacing the speakers can make the vocals’ outlines and the sounds of instruments easier to hear, and you may even notice a difference with your usual songs.

“I want to start as simply as possible”
“I’d like to try hearing how the sound changes first”
“I want to make improvements little by little later on”

For people like you, speaker replacement without deadening is an option that’s easier to move forward with. You don’t need to do all the installations from the start. You can replace the speakers first, and then—based on how it sounds afterward and your preferences—add deadening at the stage where you feel it’s necessary.

Of course, depending on the vehicle and the speakers, combining door-side vibration damping and soundproofing treatments may lead to even better results. However, there’s also absolutely nothing wrong with the idea of confirming the change with a speaker replacement first rather than increasing the amount of installation from the beginning.

At Logon, we think together about where to begin making changes, taking into account the vehicle model and the condition of the factory audio, the music you usually listen to, and the direction of sound you want to achieve. If it were me, I’d start with a setup you can enjoy right away through speaker replacement, rather than forcing additional installation.

We’ll guide you while checking an actual vehicle, including whether deadening can be added later. This is a recommended way to proceed for anyone who wants to start casually and grow the sound of their own car little by little.