[bmw] Upgrading stock E36 speakers - For Sale

[eevans@xxxxxxxxxxx]

Hi,

I have a full set of E36 M3 Quart speakers w/ the requisite wiring and 
hardware for sale. They came out of my Doctor's '98 M3 and he asked me to 
sell them for him. He ordered these special so he wouldn't have to alter 
any of the speaker mounts or do any custom installation, so they are 
literally plug and play for an E36 M3. I have the original invoices for all 
of the equipment. He only had them installed for about 10K miles before he 
ask me to take them out when he sold the car. They are virtually like new. 
Let me know if anyone is interested.

Evan Evans
President
Smoky Mountain Chapter
BMW CCA
865-694-3088

At 09:35 AM 12/29/03 -0800, you wrote:

> Folks:
>
> I'm planning to upgrade the tweeter and midrange front speakers in my '96 
> E36 sedan (I don't have
> the Harmon Kardon "premium system" -- just the standard speaker setup).
>
>
> I'd love to hear recommendations on "drop-in" replacement speakers -- I've 
> looked at the Unofficial E36 site, but the
> a/d/s "drop-in" replacement set doesn't seem to be available anymore.
> So is it a matter of just finding the right sized speakers and connecting 
> them?
> FYI: I'm planning to stick with the stock amp in the trunk as my 
> understanding is that it
> has the crossovers built-in already -- I'm not interested in installing 
> crossovers and new wiring
> in the interior.  I'm also not interested in cutting holes for a new
> speaker in the lower kickpanels (is there even room there for a new 
> speaker down there?  On the coupe model
> looks like there is, but not in a sedan -- I guess maybe lower in the door 
> panels, but again I don't want to cut holes)
>
> I'm hoping to get a bit cleaner treble and bit more well-definted
> bass out of my upgrade speakers -- my understanding is that the stock amp 
> is not that bad but
> the Noikia speakers that come stock are just average at best.  I've stuck 
> with the original speakers
> for my first 4.5 years of ownership, but with a new commute coming up (and 
> new job signing bonus) I'm
> looking to improve my commute time.
>
> Private email is fine if this is not germaine to the rest of the list.
>
> Thanks and happy new years!
> -Brendon
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