2000 Honda Accord LX Sedan Speakers
 

Hi there, new member, new Honda owner.

I just bought my Accord. It doesn't have a CD player, so I'm going to be buying this:
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-kXBPFj1...91&tp=5684

A Kenwood Excelon KDC-X591 receiver in about a month or so. I noticed my back right speaker has some popping sounds, like the speaker is blown. I'm going to buy some speakers after I get my receiver installed. Unfortunately, I am unable to find the size of speakers for my car. I've done a search on here and I've googled and I have not found it. Perhaps I missed it, I don't know. If anyone happens to know of what size speakers I could be buying for my car, I would greatly appreciate any input. Thank you.

RE: 2000 Honda Accord LX Sedan Speakers
 

That looks like the newer version of mine. I love my excelon deck, it does great with MP3's plus it allows you to browse through folders on the disk, good output from it's Burr-Brown gold plated outs... I'd buy it

RE: 2000 Honda Accord LX Sedan Speakers
 

I dont know for sure but its probably 6x9's in the rear deck and 6.5's in the front doors.

Go to http://www.crutchfield.com/and use their vehicle fit guide. Itll tell ya exactly what youve got. Itll also show you all the speakers that will fit.

RE: 2000 Honda Accord LX Sedan Speakers
 

Okay thanks I will try that. I just wanted a confirmation so I knew for sure. Thanks

RE: 2000 Honda Accord LX Sedan Speakers
 

Can anyone else confirm this for me please? I don't want to go off of Crutchfield alone, and I can't seem to find the specs online.

RE: 2000 Honda Accord LX Sedan Speakers
 

rear - 6x9's
front - 6.5", but 5.25" fits best and easiest.

& there's no need to second guess MacLeod with audio

RE: 2000 Honda Accord LX Sedan Speakers
 

I did not mean any disrespect to Macleod. I just like to get multiple confirmations when available. So if I get 6.5's, will I have to do some cutting or modifying? Should I try to get 5.25's instead?

RE: 2000 Honda Accord LX Sedan Speakers
 

Not necessarily. If you dont mind using a little elbow grease to get them in, you could go with the 5.25's.

I myself am pretty lazy so I like speakers that just drop in so I would go with the 5.25's. If you go with a high quality set, youll still get good midbass and have better midrange than a 6.5.