instablaster.

my same question

@@markaguilar4103 Crutchfield gives those free with purchase(you can probably purchase as well)..I just upgraded my speakers, so much easier than fooling with stock wires.

@@joeamith838 did you only swap the the originals without an amp? If so can you tell the difference even without an amp?

@@rayg5445 yes and yes., you can play music louder and clearer without the distortion that stock (non Bose model) speakers have. I bought the Kicker DSC coaxial speakers(forgot model #).

@Prime Artemis see video at 2:10 the plug to car he's holding in left hand...Crutchfield plugins have harness where one end plugs into that and the other slips over and connects the metal prongs(?) that are on the rear of the Kicker DCS so there is no cutting/splicing or anything. picture of prongs ...www.crutchfield.com/p_206DSC6704/Kicker-43DSC6704.html

yes

Bose car speakers are usually crap. You can get a cheap $70 pair of Pioneer Speakers and it will be better than the Bose Car speakers that come w the car.

I Already Replaced The 3.5" Center Channel Speaker and the 6.5" Front Door Speakers With J.B.L. Brand And They Sound Way Better Than The Stock "BOSE" Speakers...

@@noecker97 Interesting Tim. I thought that my CX-5 with Bose sounded so good that I didn't need to replace the speakers. Are the replacements larger than the stock ones? Larger diameter, larger magnets? They fit without modification? How about the sub, did you replace it too? Thanks!

@@charlesbartholomew2910 The Center Channel Speaker Was 3.5" in Diameter, Slightly Larger Than The Stock 3.25", The Front Door Speakers Were a Direct Size Replacement at 6.5", My Rear Door Speakers Went Up In Size From 5.25" to 6.5" Like The Fronts.