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Hello Ladies & Gentlemen,
Currently running a year and some months with my 2015 S Touring with Bose, i recently had my front right Bose speaker "blow out" and replaced by Mazda. I kept hearing a rattle on the door and thought it was something inside the door but turns out the speaker was blown. Today i started to experience the same issue but now on my drivers side. Did some research here and came to find that whats happening is that the diaphragm from the speaker in the back is coming apart due to cheap glue by BOSE and water getting on it. According to the posts i found, water can seep through the window and onto the speaker cause the glue to come off and ruin the speaker. This is a huge design flaw by Mazda. I live in Florida where humility and rain is a huge factor. So my questions are has anyone had this same issue and what did you do to fix it? and also what are some plug in play speakers i can use ? i have some some guides on upgrading the system but it all requires different amps and etc, and i am really not trying to do all that. Just want to know if there's any drop in speakers i can replace that hold up to that little moisture that seeps through. Thanks in advance.
Currently running a year and some months with my 2015 S Touring with Bose, i recently had my front right Bose speaker "blow out" and replaced by Mazda. I kept hearing a rattle on the door and thought it was something inside the door but turns out the speaker was blown. Today i started to experience the same issue but now on my drivers side. Did some research here and came to find that whats happening is that the diaphragm from the speaker in the back is coming apart due to cheap glue by BOSE and water getting on it. According to the posts i found, water can seep through the window and onto the speaker cause the glue to come off and ruin the speaker. This is a huge design flaw by Mazda. I live in Florida where humility and rain is a huge factor. So my questions are has anyone had this same issue and what did you do to fix it? and also what are some plug in play speakers i can use ? i have some some guides on upgrading the system but it all requires different amps and etc, and i am really not trying to do all that. Just want to know if there's any drop in speakers i can replace that hold up to that little moisture that seeps through. Thanks in advance.