[oneweasel]

2010 GL1800. Fired up to go to work & my left speaker sounded like crap, broken up & very intermittent. Now I remember from my youth (yep A long time ago) that this indicates a blown speaker. I just gave myself a heart attack by looking up the OEM price! Does HONDA make them from gold! THEY WANT $227. They are out of they're FREAKING minds! Needless to say I'm not paying that outrageous price!

I therefore need to know where I can get an aftermarket replacement. Help!

 

[jon jay]

You can go to a marina they carry the water resistant speakers and can probabl match the size you'll need

 

[Ansimp]

You can definitely buy good quality aftermarket marine speakers for a lot less. Many good quality speakers now are all polly and use tinned wire and top fittings that can handle the elements.

 

[saltmar14]

try J&M motorcycle audio, the make the headset for honda and have replacement and up grade speakers. www.jmcorp.com

 

[Dxlnt1]

I have old speakers from my 2007 for $50. Replaced with aftermarket speakers, and therefore have no more need for these.

http://www.goldwingfacts.com/forums...-miscellaneous-gl-1800-items.html#post2103474

Here is thread from my upgrade.

http://www.goldwingfacts.com/forums/2-goldwing-technical-forum/410706-gl1800-stereo-upgrade.html

 

[satan]

Along the same lines -- the Polk db651 works well as a front speaker replacement in the '06 and newer Goldwings. Starting around $70USD/pair they are much less painful and a "Marine Certiefied" speaker as well.