9-3 Dash Loudspeakers?

Dec 09, 2005 6 Replies

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MainerInMass

Paul, I replaced the dash speakers in a 1991 900 - off-the-rack Rockford-Fosgate 3.5" went in without any modification whatsoever. I did install inline frequency filters to ensure that none of the low-freq sound got to the little guys. Easy install, took about 20 mins from…

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Does anyone know if anything special is needed, or should most 3.5" full range speakers be suitable to replace the front speakers (dash/windscreen) in a 1999 9-3 convertible?



cheers, Paul


Paul,

I replaced the dash speakers in a 1991 900 - off-the-rack Rockford-Fosgate 3.5" went in without any modification whatsoever. I did install inline frequency filters to ensure that none of the low-freq sound got to the little guys. Easy install, took about 20 mins from start to finish!

Whether that applies to your 1999, I'm not sure ;)

I replaced them on my 2000 Convertible with Infinity Kappa's 32.5s and took about 10 minutes. I believe these will fit your car also.

Some information about upgrading the stereo:

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Good luck

Bob

Thanks, ended up with a pair of JBL GTO 326e's - £30 and took me half an hour to swap them over. Let's just say Saab weren't too generous with the amount of speaker cable slack that they allow you :-)

cheers, Paul

If you ever replace the rear speakers let me know how that goes. I am considering giving it a go in the spring/summer.

Bob

I did consider it, but then I saw this which put me off a bit -

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cheers, Paul

Wow. Looks like it is beyond my skill level.

I do have the base system (no door speakers, but the covers and holes are there).

I guess the next questions become:

1) Where can I get this done? ( I live in NJ not far from Philadelphia)

2) How much should I expect to pay?

Anybody with any thoughts or suggestions.

Thanks for your help.

Bob

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