On Tue, 2 Mar 2004 07:34:43 -0800, "John Horner" <jthorner@yahoo.com>
wrote:

>
>"Ryan Haskell" <ryan_haskell@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:e426fc0.0403011558.2cb2cb@posting.google.com ...
>> Hello! Let me start off by saying that while I'm pretty well schooled
>> at higher-end home audio, I'm a car audio knucklehead. As the proud
>> owner of a 2004 Honda Accord EX, I'm looking for some suggestions for
>> speaker upgrades.
>
>I upgraded the rear and door speakers on my '03 Accord. The '04 model year
>has almost no changes from '03, so I think these would work for you as well.
>I did not change out the small speakers in the dash.
>
>Here is what I ordered from Crutchfield:
>
>109GTO935 JBL GTO935 6"x9" 3-way Speakers 1 0 99.99
>
>113KFC1668 Kenwood KFC-1668S 6-1/2" 2-way 1 0 49.99
>
>12071012 Honda/Acura Wire Harness speaker 1 0 0.00
>
>12071012 Honda/Acura Wire Harness speaker 1 0 0.00
>
>142SAH6 Honda SAPs 5.25"/6.5" 1 0 0.00
>
>
>
>This worked like a charm. The factory speakers on the Accord, even a full
>boat EX Navi, are real bottom of the barrel cheapo speakers. The only
>modification I did with my car was to make these replacements based on the
>recommendation of another Accord owner.
>
>I'm very happy with the upgrade. Perhaps I did not go as far as you are
>wanting to go.
>
>John
>
>

I beg to differ. I have a 2003 Accord and I put a new headunit (JVC
SH707 200 watts, PPI 240 watt AMP and 2 10" JL Audio Subs in the
trunk)

It rocks!

Original speakers in the front, doors, and back. I can only turn the
deck up to 1/2 volume before it gets too loud for my ears. I love loud
music.

Distortion free I might add. It is always better to overpower speakers
then underpower.

Jody