Hey I have a 1991 camaro with the stock delco speakers I was wondering if the speakers came with amps like the corvettes from factory because I tried replacing them with after market speakers I did the rear first and the drivers side sail worked but the quality was crappy and got all distorted when I turned the bass up also the passenger side rear I hooked that up as well but no sound came through i don't know if that's a head unit problem or something to do with amps I'm kinda novice when it comes to speakers and how they work
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Some 87-92 Camaros did have a BOSE system. The BOSE system requires an AMP for each speaker. The BOSE system has:
2 Speakers in each lower "kick" panel in the front
2 Speakers in the locking storage cover in the hatch in the rear
If your car has 2 front speakers under the dash board and a speaker next to the rear seat on each side,... you have a "regular" radio system and those speakers do NOT require an AMP.

2 Speakers in each lower "kick" panel in the front
2 Speakers in the locking storage cover in the hatch in the rear
If your car has 2 front speakers under the dash board and a speaker next to the rear seat on each side,... you have a "regular" radio system and those speakers do NOT require an AMP.

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If you have a bose system (speakers with amps) It will say bose on the radio. One way another either the amps or head unit need servicing. Can you post pictures.Originally Posted by skyarme
Hey I have a 1991 camaro with the stock delco speakers I was wondering if the speakers came with amps like the corvettes from factory because I tried replacing them with after market speakers I did the rear first and the drivers side sail worked but the quality was crappy and got all distorted when I turned the bass up also the passenger side rear I hooked that up as well but no sound came through i don't know if that's a head unit problem or something to do with amps I'm kinda novice when it comes to speakers and how they work John in RI
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also the passenger side rear I hooked that up as well but no sound came through
also the passenger side rear I hooked that up as well but no sound came through
A bad passenger rear ( Right Rear ) channel that produces no sound ( or very low sound compared to the LEFT ) is a pretty common problem with almost all "regular" 80's-to-mid 90's Delco cassette decks. About 1/5 - 1/4 of all the decks I've pulled from junkyards over the last 20 years had this problem.


