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My brand new Harman/Kardon midranges came in last week.
After a 2 year search I gave up. You'll never find a decent set second hand. They either have a damaged grill and/or surround and/or badly worn hk logo.
I wonder why I ever bordered.
Apart from the nice little gold hk logo, the difference with the piss-poor stock Nokia speakers, is obvious.
The housing/conus/internals are 3x as large.
Wow, I really have to get used to this new sound as the front is much more alive. I even had to adjust my fader and treble settings as it was simply too much.
Kind of the same when I retrofitted the other parts of the HK system. I never had any bass and was always set to max at the headunit, but with the amp and dedicated subwooder of the HK system, I had to turn down the bass to the middle setting.
Retrofit is no 95% finished.
Behind the doorcards, the doors look pretty much as clean as when it left he factory
After a 2 year search I gave up. You'll never find a decent set second hand. They either have a damaged grill and/or surround and/or badly worn hk logo.
I wonder why I ever bordered.
Apart from the nice little gold hk logo, the difference with the piss-poor stock Nokia speakers, is obvious.
The housing/conus/internals are 3x as large.
Wow, I really have to get used to this new sound as the front is much more alive. I even had to adjust my fader and treble settings as it was simply too much.
Kind of the same when I retrofitted the other parts of the HK system. I never had any bass and was always set to max at the headunit, but with the amp and dedicated subwooder of the HK system, I had to turn down the bass to the middle setting.
Retrofit is no 95% finished.
Behind the doorcards, the doors look pretty much as clean as when it left he factory
But there are some later options that were added 
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