So, if I change the tweeters and speakers and use the original wiring it would still cut the deeps out of my tweeters by default?
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So, if I change the tweeters and speakers and use the original wiring it would still cut the deeps out of my tweeters by default?
Haven't tried it yet but yes I'd hope so. Otherwise you'll have to bypass the original tweeter caps and put your new crossover in place.
I don't hope so, because I think the original tweeters get to much mids. I think that's the problem with distortion.
Have a look in the Sound Upgrade topic, general opinion is the tweeters aren't really worth changing. People are generally just changing the door speakers.
Yours distort? I've not notice that, they go plenty loud enough without distorting just rather shrill generally.
Yours distort? I've not notice that, they go plenty loud enough without distorting just rather shrill generally.
I installed these:
Front door:
https://www.blam-audio.fr/index.php/en/product-line/relax-system/speakers/165-rs
Back door:
https://www.blam-audio.fr/index.php/en/product-line/relax-system/speakers/165-rc
Amplifier:
https://www.blam-audio.fr/index.php/en/product-line/relax-system/amplifiers/ra-704-rt
Subwoofer:
https://www.blam-audio.fr/index.php/en/product-line/relax-system/subwoofer/msa-25
Front door:
https://www.blam-audio.fr/index.php/en/product-line/relax-system/speakers/165-rs
Back door:
https://www.blam-audio.fr/index.php/en/product-line/relax-system/speakers/165-rc
Amplifier:
https://www.blam-audio.fr/index.php/en/product-line/relax-system/amplifiers/ra-704-rt
Subwoofer:
https://www.blam-audio.fr/index.php/en/product-line/relax-system/subwoofer/msa-25
I like the idea of the compact subwoofer.May I ask where you placed it in the car? And how does it sound?
Tailgate under the floor. A really positive surprise with the sound.
Started on mine today, got one side done before family chores got in the way. Annoying but at least the other side should be quicker.....pulling on the door card to start removing it was not fun.
^ Something really satisfying about cutting up the Hyundai one to reuse the frame!
^ Door speakers that I'm putting in. Hardly any difference in depth compared to OEM.
Going to see if I can do something with these tweeters, there are enough mounting options to hopefully get these in somehow?!
^ Something really satisfying about cutting up the Hyundai one to reuse the frame!
^ Door speakers that I'm putting in. Hardly any difference in depth compared to OEM.
Going to see if I can do something with these tweeters, there are enough mounting options to hopefully get these in somehow?!
https://n-cars.net/forums/threads/how-to-speakers-head-unit.1122/
Never used these plastic panels tools so not sure if they leave marks or not. Though in the image they are using a screwdriver.
Yeah seen that and I tried a screwdriver and immediately backed off as it made a mark.
Tried the smallest trim removal tool I've got and it just got chewed up!!
Was expecting them to just pop out.
In America they have the "Elantra GT" this car has an optional Infinity sound package wich looks very good
https://www.infinityspeakers.com/automotive-hyundai.html
https://www.hyundaicanada.com/en/showroom/2018/elantra-gt
I am sure it's possible to fit this system in our i30N's
https://www.infinityspeakers.com/automotive-hyundai.html
https://www.hyundaicanada.com/en/showroom/2018/elantra-gt
I am sure it's possible to fit this system in our i30N's
Let's write to them and find out - maybe we can work a sample installation.
Swapped my front speakers out for some Hertz Dieci DCX170.3 and been running with them now for a week.
Definite improvement all around but do still need to adjust EQ to remove most of the treble.
It is certainly all thats needed to get an "improved stock" sound but I am going to try a tweeter swap as well to see what difference that makes. (Once I get the dash grills off......grrrrrrr).
Now also have some Audison AP6.5 Woofers for the rear doors that I will try after sorting front tweeters.
Doing it in stages to see where the main differences can be heard (plus this car is so easy to take apart and try things it would be rude not too.....apart from tweeter covers
).
Definite improvement all around but do still need to adjust EQ to remove most of the treble.
It is certainly all thats needed to get an "improved stock" sound but I am going to try a tweeter swap as well to see what difference that makes. (Once I get the dash grills off......grrrrrrr).
Now also have some Audison AP6.5 Woofers for the rear doors that I will try after sorting front tweeters.
Doing it in stages to see where the main differences can be heard (plus this car is so easy to take apart and try things it would be rude not too.....apart from tweeter covers
).
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Just dropped them a line:
Hello - I just found out about this site. I'm a Hyundai i30N (Euro-version of the Elantra GT Sport) owner. I was trying to figure out how to put together an order of what I needed to replace the speakers / add an amp in my i30N. Could you point me in the right direction? Be interested in a price quote / retailer that sells your products.
Thanks in advance,
BadShadd
