I'm pretty sure my sub is blown (item 4 here: http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do ... g=65&fg=20 )
Does anyone know if there's a replacement speaker that's any good / will fit? I asked BMW who quoted something between £150 and £200 for an OEM replacement (if I remember correctly)
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Non-OEM sub replacement for DSP car?
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Non-OEM sub replacement for DSP car?
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Re: Non-OEM sub replacement for DSP car?
Not sure you can.They're Carver technology so work with the special amp. I thought my sub was blown as the bass was very muddy and muffled. They replaced one speaker (under warranty, thank goodness) but it turned out to be the amp. I am SO glad my car was still under warranty for that (I've heard $1000 US).
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Re: Non-OEM sub replacement for DSP car?
What's Carver tech?
You really can't just get a speaker of the same size + spec and replace the OEM one?
You really can't just get a speaker of the same size + spec and replace the OEM one?
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