Speaker replacement on a 2010 ex35

[john215]

Hello everybody i will like to know about a speaker replacement on a ex35 2010. I know you can change the factory speakers to a much better sound speakers, but my only problem is i don't no the exact size for the front set and rear set speakers. If anybody know the exact size speakers i need it will really help me save time ordering them thank you.

[KJ911TT]

If you do, make sure you get 2 ohm speakers otherwise the volume will be really low. So low that you'll want to switch back to the stock Bose speakers.

- KJ

[SteveTheTech]

If you have the Drivers' Audio Stage, you actually have 2 10" woofers in the doors. The software in the EX can actually replicate a dolby 2.1 system better than pretty much anything on the market.

The DAS system has 10 speakers within the cabin. The main sound is carried in the front doors: 3″ neodymium-magnet tweeter/midrange units, 1″ soft-dome tweeters, and 10″ neodymium-magnet woofers. The rear doors sport 6.5″ full-range fill speakers, the parcel shelf boasts a 10″ self-powered woofer, and there’s a third 3″ mid/tweeter in the center just to ‘fix’ the center image

There is some DSP involved to make the sound better as well.

[kamiguy]

Ummm we talking about the same car here?? Parcel shelf in an EX35?

[john215]

steve the tech i have a journey package with only two speakers on the front side door two in rear doors and two in dash board. i dont think i have driver audio system you talked about. so what size speakers do you think i have and would i be able to change them to like a better quality speaker. i will only like to change the ones i can but the dash will stay there to much work to get to those two.

[john215]

If you have the Drivers' Audio Stage, you actually have 2 10" woofers in the doors. The software in the EX can actually replicate a dolby 2.1 system better than pretty much anything on the market.

The DAS system has 10 speakers within the cabin. The main sound is carried in the front doors: 3″ neodymium-magnet tweeter/midrange units, 1″ soft-dome tweeters, and 10″ neodymium-magnet woofers. The rear doors sport 6.5″ full-range fill speakers, the parcel shelf boasts a 10″ self-powered woofer, and there’s a third 3″ mid/tweeter in the center just to ‘fix’ the center image

There is some DSP involved to make the sound better as well.

steve the tech i have a journey package with only two speakers on the front side door two in rear doors and two in dash board. i dont think i have driver audio system you talked about. so what size speakers do you think i have and would i be able to change them to like a better quality speaker. i will only like to change the ones i can but the dash will stay there to much work to get to those two.

[SteveTheTech]

Sorry about the parcel shelf that was from the G forum. Same system but your sub is in the spare tire.

I forget how the packages on the EX go but if you go into SETTING---AUDIO---SCROLL DOWN. You will see either Drivers Audio Stage, or Precision Phased Audio.

The DAS systems is a decent system and works well but like many of you I too feel there is always room for improvement. However unless you are ready to open the check book and make in investment, you are going to have a hell of a time finding better mids and highs that will sound better. Bass is easy if that is what your looking for.

[Marconelly]

I forget how the packages on the EX go but if you go into SETTING---AUDIO---SCROLL DOWN. You will see either Drivers Audio Stage, or Precision Phased Audio.

Speaking of that, what does Precision Phased Audio do exactly? I have that in my settings, so I guess that option is there if you have regular 6 speaker setup (who makes speakers for this regular setup btw? I quite like them for being just a base model speakers).

I keep Precision Phased Audio on all the time because the sound seem a lot better that way, this is some kind of DSP, I guess?