Rear subwoofers are toast on my 2003 SE7; recommended replacement??.
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Rear subwoofers are toast on my 2003 SE7; recommended replacement??.
I 'm looking for replacement rear door mountd subwoofers for my 2003 D2 SE7. It has the stock radio unit,....whatever that is. I'm hoping to find something reasonably priced that will will match the output of the existing system.
Any suggestions?
Brian in Austin
Any suggestions?
Brian in Austin
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I just ordered 2 pyramid WX65X subs from amazon. They should be delivered tomorrow. Hopefully I can get the installed by the weekend.
https://landroverforums.com/forum/di...fer-mod-38070/
The pyramid WX65X are a close fit. You need to tweak the opening a little bit. There are some threads on another LR forum about them. Here is some additional info:
As expected, the Pyramid WX65X subwoofers fitted the enclosure perfectly, so mounting them in the black plastic Land Rover frame was a complete doddle. Even the screw holes lined up perfectly.
Unfortunately, the magnet structures on the Pyramids are a little wider in diameter, and although they fit through the cutout in the tail door, I could not get the frame to align with the screw holes due to interference with the sheet metal. This required me to modify the cutout slightly, relieving it in a couple of places to gain the necessary clearance.
That's a euphemistic way of saying that I had to take a hammer and roll the edges of the cutout in a bit in two places to allow the frame to align with the screw holes. I'm not proud of taking a beater to my tail door, but sometimes you have to do what you have to do in order to get the job done. In any case, the modification to the door and the trim panel are totally hidden by the speaker enclosure and the installation looks 100% stock.
https://landroverforums.com/forum/di...fer-mod-38070/
The pyramid WX65X are a close fit. You need to tweak the opening a little bit. There are some threads on another LR forum about them. Here is some additional info:
As expected, the Pyramid WX65X subwoofers fitted the enclosure perfectly, so mounting them in the black plastic Land Rover frame was a complete doddle. Even the screw holes lined up perfectly.
Unfortunately, the magnet structures on the Pyramids are a little wider in diameter, and although they fit through the cutout in the tail door, I could not get the frame to align with the screw holes due to interference with the sheet metal. This required me to modify the cutout slightly, relieving it in a couple of places to gain the necessary clearance.
That's a euphemistic way of saying that I had to take a hammer and roll the edges of the cutout in a bit in two places to allow the frame to align with the screw holes. I'm not proud of taking a beater to my tail door, but sometimes you have to do what you have to do in order to get the job done. In any case, the modification to the door and the trim panel are totally hidden by the speaker enclosure and the installation looks 100% stock.
Last edited by acamato; 12-16-2013 at 11:24 AM.
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I bought some at a audio store, they didn't fit very well had to mod the opening some. Go with original equipment they will sound better. I found some online that were for a different model but looked like exactly the same thing. I didn't get them I had already got the others. The ones I got were good but I think the OEM ones sounds better.
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