I've read in the forum that the speakers with the i10 aren't that good, so before I hit the road I'm thinking about replacing the speakers (and possibly) the head unit.

Is there a forum topic that suggests this already? I might not be looking hard enough lol.

Can anyone recommend to me the best speakers and head unit for the job, money isn't really an issue but I'm not that electronically minded so wiring up new speakers (unless I ask someone else) could be a bit of an issue.

Also someone said putting insulation in the doors for noise dampening? Will this impare the window sliders? Or is there a special way of putting it in? I've ordered the style that has rear and front electric windows. Ta!

A search for "speakers" filtered a few posts, this one looked interesting.

http://www.hyundai-forums.com/index.php?sh...amp;hl=speakers

BDR

Actually the standard speakers aren't that bad with CD. Its just for some reason the radio has awful quality.

I might get round to updating at some point but its fine for now.

I think the radio is fine, and the FM reception around here is historically poor. It was a lot worse in my last 2 cars.

I do not know much about your exact car but i can tell you this if your intrested in replacing your speakers the best way to go about it is a new head unit new speakers and a 4ch amp. this will allow you a little more versitility and also to be able to get alot better sound quality. I notice that your from the UK and i know there is a real nice company over there called Genesis ( http://www.genesiscaraudio.net/ ) they make real high quality amplifiers. I formerly owned my own 12volt store in the US and that was an amplifier that we had the option to sell it is a bit pricey but the total harmonic distortion is insane crystal clear. as for the speakers get a pair that will require slightly less power than the amplifier can put out so you don't have to drive the amp to it's max potintial this can cause the equipment to break down quicker. Think of it like this if you had to yell all day long by the end of the day after exerting all your force your throat would be sore and you would possibly lose your voice. But if your talking in a normal voice you can talk alday long with very very very little strain on your throat same goes with giving speakers too much power they can take it for a little whil ebut then they start to break down and go bye bye. the bets way to look into speakers is to find 2 or 3 loacal stores talk to the installers and sales people an dlisten to several diffrent brands and find out what you like most i also highly recomend you bring your own CD with you so you know what your music will sound like on those speakers. The head unit you shoul dget is one that i will have 3 sets of RCA pre outs on the back and also easy enough to use that your comfortable with it. Don't get something that you feel over whelmed by in the store cause it looks cool caus eyou will probably pay for features you will never use or kno whow to use. I hope that helps you out. you can feel free to pm me if you would like a little more info.

Thanks very much I will look into that (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

I recently bought some rip-speed coax speakers from halfords on offer at the moment - £18.
Despite them being an average brand, they have done the trick nicely with sorting out the lack of treble and staging at the top of the car.
Now hearing notes i wasn't hearing before in the car.
Ideal upgrade for the OEM head unit. As anything better speaker wise is only going to be let down by the head unit.