JVC Door Speaker Set MX5 Mk1 Reviews

4.3 Rating 35 Reviews

JVC 300 watt 2 Way Coaxial Door Speakers.2-Way Coaxial300W Peak/50W RMS PowerFrequency Response: 74 - 25,000HzSound Pressure Level: 89dB/W.m17 cm (6-3/4'') Carbon Mica Cone Woofer2.5 cm (1'') Poly-Ether Imide Balanced TweeterFerrite Magnet (Woofer/Tweeter)Neodymium Magnet (Tweeter)Hybrid SurroundSuitable for all Mk1 models, 1989>1998

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Thomas Mitchell

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“Great sound quality, much better than the stock speakers. I don't know why everyone is drilling holes in the doors to fit them. They line up with the 3 original holes if you position them correctly (Use the open slot for the lower screw and the square holes for the other 2).”

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Posted 5 years ago

“jvc door speakers. once again excellent service from mx5 parts i replaced my wifes old speakers with this set and jvc smaller twins in each headrests she was over the moon how clear the sound was thank you mx5 parts.”

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Posted 6 years ago

Peter Hazzard

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“Excellent value for money and a great sound”

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Posted 7 years ago

“They sound good but do require drilling extra holes in door to fit them.”

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Posted 8 years ago

Derek Blackburn

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“A considerable improvement and replacement for tired old Mk1 speakers. Easy to fit. Took about half an hour. Does involve cutting foam from head rest as are larger than the factory fitted ones, but well worth the effort. Handy instruction sheet provided so no trouble to do. Bought a pair to do driver's seat and had to buy another for the passenger's as the difference in quality was immediately noticeable. Crank up the volume and enjoy!”

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Posted 8 years ago

Jonathan Skelding

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“As I already had the door cards removed to replace a couple of broken plastic retaining clips and to waxoyl the interior of the doors I decided to replace the speakers as the one speaker was beginning to disintegrate. As others have said you may have to drill the door. I had to drill one hole. The speakers are now held in with just two screws. I could have put a third screw in but this isn't necessary as two screws hold the speakers just fine. As I did not have a working stereo at the time of fitting I had to wait until I replaced the original Clarion Cassette tuner with a Pioneer CD tuner to get some music back into the car. Very pleased with the sound quality of these speakers. Super fast delivery from MX5 parts. Highly recommended.”

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Posted 9 years ago

“Sound a million times better than the originals. Forget the faffing about: here is the easiest way to fit them (at least in an early MK1). Takes a few minutes.Philips screwdriver and small drill bit required. Also wire strippers if you have to change the + and - connections on the cables.Leave door cards in place and remove speaker surrounds. Remove and discard old speakers. Offer up new ones and connect wires.Line up one of the new JVC lugs with the furthest forward of the three original screw holes and refit screw, so speaker is resting gently in the cutout, but is still a bit loose. Have the drill ready.Having removed the securing clips from the speaker surrounds (you don't wont them to clip into place just yet), place them back where they should be and with a gentle wiggle the new speaker will also line up with them. Slide your fingers in to hold the speaker in position as you remove the speaker surround back out of the way. Drill a hole through one of the other lugs, insert a screw and hey presto, it's in the right position and secure. Drill and add a third screw if you feel it required.Now refit the panel clips and click the speaker surround into place. All done.”

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Posted 9 years ago

Martin Seath

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“I have a 96 eunos. First of all theses speakers are a great improvement on what was originally installed. However they are a different size to the original speakers. They are slightly smaller. Read all the reviews, people saying rotate speakers and you can fit using existing fittings. No chance. Because the diameter is smaller you have no option other than to drill some new holes. Don't know why you guys don't stock same size speakers, would save a lot of hassle”

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Posted 9 years ago