Pioneer Premium 7-Speaker Audio????
04-23-2009, 10:04 PM
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Pioneer Premium 7-Speaker Audio????
i was wondering if the Pioneer Speakers was under warranty because my left speaker on the front driver side makes a weird buzzing like rattling noise when i turn it up
and was goin c if the dealer could fix it or order me a new speaker.... i have a 08 sport bought it new
and was goin c if the dealer could fix it or order me a new speaker.... i have a 08 sport bought it new
04-24-2009, 02:31 AM
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this happend to my car and they replaced the speaker no questions asked. the car was in there for other warranty thing though but its def worth a try! good lkuck
04-24-2009, 06:38 AM
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I have the same problem as long as you still have the electronics warranty they replace it the speaker is ripped wich is why it making that noise I took mine off driver side one as well buy after market the stocks ones suck lol
I have the same problem as long as you still have the electronics warranty they replace it the speaker is ripped wich is why it making that noise I took mine off driver side one as well buy after market the stocks ones suck lol
I have the same problem as long as you still have the electronics warranty they replace it the speaker is ripped wich is why it making that noise I took mine off driver side one as well buy after market the stocks ones suck lol
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04-24-2009, 01:12 PM
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They should. or at least I think they should.
I have all aftermarket but if I bought a car with a nice audio setup and it was there from the factory I would expect to be able to have the thing on max without a problem.
In other words, GM should not put a factory system in that is capable of being overplayed.
I have all aftermarket but if I bought a car with a nice audio setup and it was there from the factory I would expect to be able to have the thing on max without a problem.
In other words, GM should not put a factory system in that is capable of being overplayed.
04-26-2009, 05:22 AM
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^^^ that's why speakers blow in the first place. no offense man but thats like saying gm shouldn't put a factory engine that will break. if your redlining it and bouncing that limiter all day long your engine will have issues. I'm not going to pretend i know what will happen but you know what i mean. GM does put some forethought into this thou but anything is able to be blown. Notice how on the stock deck the bass is limited and after a certain point both volume and settings wise it actually decreases. That point is where gm found it would distort on most music or whatever. But its not bullet proof. add a poor quality recording, bad burned disk into the mix and (again no offense) cranked volume and all the settings at +6 something will fail. In fact when i wrecked my car and had a rental it was an 09 impala with 1400 miles when i got it. New as **** and the speakers were pretty trashed. both of the front ones had already started to sound blown. on as little as 1400 miles. Again settings were at +6 both treble and bass when i got it but i didn't even know that was physically possible to happen in that short amount of time.
04-26-2009, 08:31 AM
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^^^ that's why speakers blow in the first place. no offense man but thats like saying gm shouldn't put a factory engine that will break. if your redlining it and bouncing that limiter all day long your engine will have issues. I'm not going to pretend i know what will happen but you know what i mean. GM does put some forethought into this thou but anything is able to be blown. Notice how on the stock deck the bass is limited and after a certain point both volume and settings wise it actually decreases. That point is where gm found it would distort on most music or whatever. But its not bullet proof. add a poor quality recording, bad burned disk into the mix and (again no offense) cranked volume and all the settings at +6 something will fail. In fact when i wrecked my car and had a rental it was an 09 impala with 1400 miles when i got it. New as **** and the speakers were pretty trashed. both of the front ones had already started to sound blown. on as little as 1400 miles. Again settings were at +6 both treble and bass when i got it but i didn't even know that was physically possible to happen in that short amount of time.
makes sense.
04-26-2009, 09:28 AM
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Yes, you will get it replaced, no questions asked.
I was thinking of replacing mine in my 2009. Obviously some of you guys have replaced the speakers in the doors. What did you replace them with and what were/are your impressions of the difference?
I was thinking of replacing mine in my 2009. Obviously some of you guys have replaced the speakers in the doors. What did you replace them with and what were/are your impressions of the difference?
04-26-2009, 09:43 AM
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the dealer should fix them if they are original factory. funny story i bought my car two years ago and i kept noticing that no sound was coming from my driver tweeter two years later i find out GM never put one in
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