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I have a 94 Legend L Coupe, and recently replaced the back and door speakers. The back sound great (at least for the quality of speaker I bought), but the front are alot quieter. Also, my balance is off on the front, with the right door being half as loud as the left door. Is it time to replace the head unit?
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might want to make a new thread, not many people read this
also, maybe you wired the speakers up wrong?
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Join Date: Jul 2005
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This cannot be. I have a 1992 legend sedan L and the stereo is stamped 1601 to the left of the display and the speakers are not Bose but Pioneer. I took them apart the other day..
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are your speakers out of phase? sometimes the balance issues and quietness are in fact wiring issues.
for phasing: http://www.colomar.com/Shavano/speaker.html
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-2007 Civic Si sedan -2007 Civic Type-R (Japan) -2007 Honda Stream RSZ (Japan) -2001 Toyota MR-S- K-swap...thinkin bout SC'd -1994 Legend L Sedan. Still hurt, but returning in Auto Luxury form skittleslegend@yahoo.com |
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Join Date: Jul 2005
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the system seems to crank..front are great for highs and rear seem bass only. I am putting new 6.5 95db sensitivity spkrs in front and new 95 db sensitivity in the rear... should sound loud
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This might be stating the obvious, but I have a question. * background* I have a 93 Legend L, and my head unit (factory 2100) is doing weird stuff.. back speakers do work intermittently, and the front speakers are now inoperable. I tested the speakers independently, and they work, and the wiring from the h/u to the speakers is fine.. Hence, the head unit is at fault.
*My questions is; Can I use a Premium Bose head unit without the amp and still get good results with my stock 4 ohm speakers? |
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If you need OEM replacement front speakers, Bose will sell these to you direct for $40 inc shipping (dealer quoted me $119 each). You can call Bose at 800-231-2673. You'll be asked to leave your name and phone number. They only sell for vehicles 10+ years old. For the 1991-95 Sedan and Coupe with the Bose Premium sound system (separate amp) the Acura part number for the front speakers is 39120-SP0-A11, Bose part number 141564. When they call you back they need this info.
Hope this helps. //Steve |
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Bose Corporation Attn: Matt Dorin Mail Stop 014W 688 Great Road Stow, Massachusetts 01775 Include a short letter that you are ordering part number 141564 as Steve mentioned above. That's all there is to it. I'm going to get mine sent out today. I've had a blown driver's side speaker for a long time. |
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Winter Haven, FL
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Ok, I have a question. On my 1991 LS Sedan with the 2100 Factory HU. I've installed my Kenwood 600w 2 ch AMP in the trunk. I have run all power connections including the remote turn on (Yel/Wht wire off bose AMP). But when it gets down to speaker level inputs I'm nopt sure if I should tap to the rear channels before or after the Bose Amp. Any suggestions?
Later! Lenny
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is the amp for subs? i would tap in before the bose amp
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Join Date: Mar 2004
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Yes, the AMP is for my 2 JL 12w7's! So tap into the leads that run from the HU to the Bose AMP and hook them up to the speaker level inputs on my Kenwood AMP?
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Thank You, L. Downes O-Town Legends C.C. Winter Haven, FL _______________________ Forum Rules Tapped (Term used mainly in New England) = Crazy + Stupid Contact me at: otown_legends_cc@yahoo.com Last edited by 1_Hot_Legend_LS : 10-17-05 at 10:00 PM. |
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that should work... try to get a second opinion though, if you want to be doubly sure
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92 Legend Audio Input
Nice Forums, I came upon this while googling my question about my car...
Anyway my question was... (i hope this was ok to ask in this forum and if it was the correct one).. Can anyone tell me what type of audio input a 92 Acura Legend (w/Bose system) has... I recently came upon this site: http://www.crutchfield.com/S-LSv8ncP...up.asp?g=50900 And I was like ooo neat... so I wanted to possibly make a docking station for my PDA so I could play MP3's with some quality... and I figured it could not be that hard. If anyone can offer me any information on what kind of input it has so i can buy the adapter or any other advice about what I would like to do... like if i could use the fact that my car is CD Changer ready... to my advantage or not... or if I would need some sort of Y-adapter for the input on my car stereo so that I could even plug one of those adapters in... Or if anyone even knows of a better type of adapter I could use because I do realize those are RCA ends and not a 1/8" connector (but I do have an RCA-to-1/8" sound cable so I figured I wouldnt bother search otherwise) If theres tips of any other way of doing this that does not require splicing or soldering wires (or creating a hug gaping hole in my console) then help me out here! At the same time I would also want a cheap route... somethig nunder $50 that still sounds really nice! I have read some of the info on this site and acura-legend.com about the sound system but i am still a little confused because it doesnt actualy list anywhere.. what tye of connector it is.... Thanks! ~Alex |
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http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/6665/92ls8io.th.jpg My Baby!! 1992 Legend LS Sedan - 104k Miles:Aftermarket spoiler: GS rims: Factory block heater Soon to come: Projectors W/ 6000k HIDs - Anti-sway bars - LSD - LED turn signals in side view mirrors |
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Also available here Good luck and post pictures for us when you're done....
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http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/6665/92ls8io.th.jpg My Baby!! 1992 Legend LS Sedan - 104k Miles:Aftermarket spoiler: GS rims: Factory block heater Soon to come: Projectors W/ 6000k HIDs - Anti-sway bars - LSD - LED turn signals in side view mirrors |
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