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== Front Speakers == | == Front Speakers == | ||
| − | Standard units are 10cm with 4ohm impedence. | + | Standard units are 10cm with 4ohm impedence. A standard 10cm speaker should be a straight swap. |
The original speaker cones usually rot away although the speakers continue to operate (and don't sound particularly distorted despite having half the cone missing) | The original speaker cones usually rot away although the speakers continue to operate (and don't sound particularly distorted despite having half the cone missing) | ||
== Rear Speakers == | == Rear Speakers == | ||
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Front Speakers
Standard units are 10cm with 4ohm impedence. A standard 10cm speaker should be a straight swap.
The original speaker cones usually rot away although the speakers continue to operate (and don't sound particularly distorted despite having half the cone missing)
