xion0374

I was wondering if Honda made a 7 speaker system for Honda civic 2006 to 2010. I remember seeing it from another site that show the 7 speaker system for the civic.

If anyone has a 06 - 10 civic that has a stock 7 speaker systems let me know. I check if Honda dealership and they have a 6 speaker with subwoofer and asked how much would it cost to put that stock system in my civic. The guy whom works in the parts department told me that if the civic didn't come with the 6 to 7 speaker system then they cant put it in if I even ask for one.

So I want to know how the 6/7 speaker system sounds like. and would any one point out which after market brand would have a 6/7 speaker package that I can acquired. The subwoofer must fit in the location of the stock subwoofer, so an 8in sub is best.

I have a 06 civic ex. Thanks.

jordan1794

As far as I know the only 06-11 model that had a stock sub was the Si.
And the EX's were the only model to come stock with tweeters as well.
I'm not even sure if the Si came stock with tweeters or not.

GolNat

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In Europe I believe you could get tweeters stock. You could on the 7th gen.

xion0374

If I want to use my stock stereo how would I hook it up to an amp if the stock stereo doesn't have rca out put and remote out.

Also how would I hook the stock stereo up to aftermarket speakers and amp.

I like to keep the stock stereo and don't wanna port away to a aftermarket head unit.

Any a dive would be great.

Thanks in advance.

jordan1794

I've got a video showing people how I hooked mine up before I replaced the stock stereo(and when I had a really shitty amp,and really shitty subwoofers, new stuff is much better), your amp should come with a converter for it:

Hook up video:
[YOUTUBE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4yVcRWgF3w[/YOUTUBE]

And video of the new subwoofers and amp in action:
[YOUTUBE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDlZp5nZS3k[/YOUTUBE]

xion0374

That's a great video but how would I be able to hook up using my stock stereo. I heard some say use a Line Out or something to be able to hook up to your aftermarket speakers, amp and sub. So how do I it and where do I find this Line out thing.

jordan1794

The line out converter is what I was talking about.

Your amp should have inputs for a left and right speaker, positive and negative. So 4 terminals.

You need to take the end of each wire leading to the stock speakers, left positive, left negative/right positive, right negative and turn those single wires into two wires each. this will give you two of each speaker hookup (two right positives, right negatives, etc.) Each wire then goes to the respective spot on the system.

xion0374

I heard that the loc does not allow you to free range of the bass and treble boost and that it's determine by the stock head unit. Meaning that if you up the bass and the treble from the stock head it too would up the bass and treble on the amp.

I like to have that manually separate if possible so is there any way about going to do it.

jordan1794

Not without replacing the stock stereo no.
However I will say my Kenwoods sounded pretty damn good with the stock stereo, the only reason I replaced it was to push more power to my aftermarket speakers inside the car, and to allow me to plug in a flash drive and have all my music on demand, rather than using data CD's.

Changing it out made a noticeable difference for the subwoofers, but they already sounded good before I changed it(the second video I linked to was made before I changed it out)