oldguy_boston

So the PO installed a nice Pioneer Nav/DVD unit in the dash that sounds excellent, and upgraded the door speakers from paper...but with the top down, its not enough

I've done some searching and it appears a good idea to put speakers in the roll bar hoops..has anyone here done this and recommend it? who can do it locally?

any other options for a second set of speakers?

looking for advise and expertise

thanks

kenta

I put mine in the rear panels behind the seats:



I generally run them with about 80/20 bias towards the fronts, basically they're there to provide rear fill. If I'm going top down I'll generally switch them to be a 50/50 split. The speakers don't have much bass, but you can hear more music. I have found that they do rattle a little which can be annoying. I may add some foam backing to the plastic panels to prevent the vibrations.

Bass

spods

https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.ph...c=144110&st=25

Neutered Sputniks

I can promise that the money spent on adding rear speakers would be better spent on upgraded door speakers.

I have no problem hearing my music at speed with the top down...

zzziippyyy

roll hoops are the way to go you can put a full 6.5' speaker and a 1' tweeter with room to spare.

grovefromnh

I put the S-Pods in my '01 S, along with a small amp in the trunk Great sound with the top down at highway+ speeds.

oldguy_boston

spods look like the way to go, but it appears Mark isn't making them anymore???

where can I find them?

zzziippyyy

The real named

S pods are made by/for honda

http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/auto/j...dtype=M&hidrm=y

did you mean the rollhoops speakers i have pictured?

those you can buy here

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Honda-S2000...sQ5fAccessories

just add speakers of your choice which will be way better than those pricey s-pods

Bass

zip spods were made / named by mark way before honda came out with roll hoop speakers

zzziippyyy

Thanks Steve