I replaced my stock speakers in my '92 Integra with better(but nothing to brag about) Audiovox speakers from Target for like $7/each. The one's I replaced were Pioneers. I know absolutely nothing about car audio equipment, except how to replace factory speakers. I want to, later, replace those with some Polk or Blaupunkt component speakers. But, as I said before, I know nothing about this stuff. But I want to learn so I can do it myself. Where would I go about learning how to install amps, crossovers, equalizers, etc.? I'd rather be on the safe side and know what I'm doing, than to experiment with my audio equiment and ruin everything.

 

Try to find a good book about the subject, from barnes & noble or something.

 

there are some really great links out there for you to read. go to the car audio forum and ask them for some links.

the only one i can think of off the top of my head is www.installdr.com

good luck. car audio is fun.

 

I frequent www.elitecaraudio.com and another site I can suggest for learning about car audio is http://www.eatel.net/~amptech/elecdisc/caraudio.htm

 

yes! thats the site i was thinking of...eatel.

 

Found another site just surfing around tonight.

http://www.carstereo.com/help/index_installation.cfm

 

im new in forum. so my stuff will be a little late but helpful.
years ago i bought a book from radioshack for about $6.
i dont have it with me now, but it taught me everything i know about car audio. enough to do my 1st system at the time of
2 amps, 1 x-over, 1 pair seps, 1 pair f/range, sub, h/u and all the wiring i needed for a awsome instal. so check them out.

 

Mr. NVS, I am in the process of replacing the speakers in my 92 Integra. Can you give me some hints on things like removing door panels, etc. I haven't even determined size yet of the speakers yet, just getting started. Thanks for your help!