How to Install Hertz Loudspeakers in Skoda Octavia II

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Installing rear loudspeakers improves the sound of any car audio system. In this video, you will learn how to install the Hertz DSK 165.3 loudspeakers in the rear doors of a Skoda Octavia II. This also includes laying the cables from the dashboard to the door chamber

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25 сен 2016

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@XxTrustNoOnexX 5 лет назад

good job

@ValentasSi 2 года назад

Hi - I would like to instal exactly the same system as you had shown me. But my electricity knowledge is very limited at best. Would it be possible to show more in detail how you connect the electricity feeding from the machine to the speakers as shown in end close to 4:30?

@YoramPomer 2 года назад

The plug has indications to the exact wiring. Each loudspeaker has 2 wires that connect to the radio plug. It should be very straight forward

@marcellszakacs1515 Год назад

I plant to buy the same speakers in my octavia, what do you think of the sound quality? Is it better than the original?

@YoramPomer Год назад

I added only rear speakers because the front ones are original. The sound has 2 disadvantages: The amplifier is not powerful enough to fully utilize the potential of the speakers. The door cannot take the low frequency properly and add unwanted vibrations But for the price, I am very satisfied:-)

@Michal-ps9jx 5 лет назад

It is door trim, no door cover.

@peternowak6086 8 месяцев назад

Speaker intall on a silcone 😂😂😂 this is first time ive seen something like

@xtp7713 10 часов назад

its just for vibrations

@hawbir95 2 года назад

I have installed two rear speaker and tweeter both genuine part but now i feel the sound is bad weak bass before was better than now with two front speaker and tweeter can you help me what’s problem? Thanks

@YoramPomer 2 года назад

Just a guess. Maybe your car music system doesn’t have the power to drive the new speakers. Try to set the sound of the system to play only from the front loudspeakers. This will help you isolate the problem.