Affordable Dasaita Glass-Fiber Weave 6.5" Speakers: Door Install and Sound Check
John installs Dasaita 6.5-inch glass-fiber weave speakers in the doors: trim clips, three speaker screws, a foam ring seal, and a volume sweep that holds past where stock speakers started to distort.
Full video (9 min): Affordable Weave Speakers | Dasaita Install · John's YouTube channel
Get the parts
- Glass fiber woven 6.5" speakers (Amazon, link from the description)Buy ↗
- Speakers with tweeters / rear setup (Amazon, link from the description)Buy ↗
- Clip and trim removal tool set: Generic pickGeneric pickBuy ↗
- Phillips screwdriver set: Generic pickGeneric pickBuy ↗
- Dasaita store (link from the description)Buy direct ↗
- Find Dasaita 6.5" weave speakers on eBaySearch on Amazon ↗
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John installs Dasaita 6.5-inch glass-fiber weave speakers in the doors: trim clips, three speaker screws, a foam ring seal, and a volume sweep that holds past where stock speakers started to distort. This 9 min guide covers the Dasaita glass-fiber woven 6.5" speakers linked on Amazon in the description with tools, parts links and the full video.
Overview
John wanted more volume without distortion and tried Dasaita's affordable glass-fiber weave 6.5-inch speakers. Door-card clips come off from the bottom with a plastic tool; unplug the lock/window harnesses, remove three speaker screws, and pull the stock speakers. The new woofers need a foam/film ring for a good seal — mark the four mounting points, trim the ring if needed, and screw them in without overtightening. After clipping the door card back, he A/B tests: stock speakers sounded fine until about volume 10–11, then started to flap and distort; the weave speakers keep booming cleaner when you turn them up. Not a night-and-day audiophile jump, but a clear upgrade for the money. Links from the description are below.
Vehicle & fitment
- Product
- Dasaita 6.5-inch glass-fiber weave speakers (affordable upgrade)
- Shown on
- John's car (door-speaker swap; 6.5-inch openings with a foam ring for seal)
- Dasaita glass-fiber woven 6.5" speakers linked on Amazon in the description
- Optional rear setup with tweeters also linked
- Foam/film ring used to seal the speaker to the door
- Door card held by clips — start from the bottom with a plastic tool
Always confirm fitment for your exact year and trim with the seller before buying.
Tools & parts
Tools
- Plastic trim tool
- Phillips screwdriver
- Pen to mark foam-ring holes
- Optional sandpaper/grinder to trim the foam ring
Parts
- Dasaita 6.5" glass-fiber weave speakers
- Foam/film sealing rings
- Factory speaker connectors / adapters as needed
Step by step
- 1
The speakers▶ 0:30
6.5-inch glass-fiber weave speakers, roughly 4-ohm class affordable upgrades from Dasaita.
- 2
Door card off▶ 0:46
Clips hold the panel — start from the bottom with a plastic tool and unplug window/lock plugs.
- 3
Stock speaker out▶ 2:14
Three screws hold the factory speaker; unplug and remove it.
- 4
Foam ring seal▶ 4:00
Mark the four mounting points on the foam/film ring, trim if needed, and seal the new speaker to the door.
- 5
Mount and test▶ 4:22
Screw the speakers in (don't overtighten), reconnect, clip the door card, and test before finishing.
- 6
Volume sweep vs stock▶ 6:14
Stock started distorting around 10–11; the weave speakers keep cleaner bass when turned up.
- 7
Who it's for▶ 7:29
Not the absolute best money-can-buy kit, but a solid affordable upgrade — links in the description.
Wiring notes
- Reuse the factory speaker plugs or the harness adapters included with the speakers. Test before fully clipping the door card.
Get the parts
- Glass fiber woven 6.5" speakers (Amazon, link from the description)Buy ↗
- Speakers with tweeters / rear setup (Amazon, link from the description)Buy ↗
- Clip and trim removal tool set: Generic pickGeneric pickBuy ↗
- Phillips screwdriver set: Generic pickGeneric pickBuy ↗
- Dasaita store (link from the description)Buy direct ↗
- Find Dasaita 6.5" weave speakers on eBaySearch on Amazon ↗
CodeDasaita coupon code (8% off) — JOHNNGUYEN
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Some links are affiliate links.
FAQ
What vehicle does this install fit?
It is shown for the Dasaita glass-fiber woven 6.5" speakers linked on Amazon in the description. Optional rear setup with tweeters also linked Always confirm your exact year, trim and factory audio with the seller.
How long does the install take?
John's full video is 9 min. Plan on that much time for a careful DIY install, plus extra if you are new to dash work.
What tools do I need?
Tools called out in the guide: Plastic trim tool; Phillips screwdriver; Pen to mark foam-ring holes; Optional sandpaper/grinder to trim the foam ring.
Where do I get the parts?
Use the buy links on this page for the unit and any harnesses John used. Some links are affiliate links.
Is this beginner-friendly?
The guide breaks the job into 7 steps with timestamps into the video. If you can remove trim panels carefully, you can follow along.
Full transcript
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0:30now, this one is 50 now for, I think that's ohm's impedance, 6 and a half,. and this piece right here it's just
0:46held by the clips, like removing it from the the bottom is the easiest way, and of course you
0:52n have
1:00all you show when it comes to speakers or speakers right here you have to
1:33to remove it to make a very careful like, like no damn turn,
1:40the rush is being held by clips, I get in a plastic to really
1:48sorry I removed removed the door is the door is the door is the
2:08the the unplug the cables when it comes to your door and
2:14lock mechanism your windows speaker it's held by three
2:21so you just the unplug it right here and just unscrew the speakers already did one right there.
3:00where you can find
4:00that's why I had a sand certain angles and on top of that use a little film ring to seal it on top
4:11so it the film ring is not that hard you just need some drum or something to grind it
4:15so use a pen to mark where each
4:18each little four little things go and that's pretty much it
4:22alright they're both mounted up
4:26I'm just gonna have to slip those bad boys in
4:28there, there's some mounting points and
5:07holes to the that you can
5:10also a a not to
5:14really bad it does not screw everything all the way but
5:17we, we're just gonna clip everything, make sure to test it, see if
5:20like it works but screwed in right there
6:1410 or 11 on the old stock ones you can you can actually hear the booming and it
6:44Sounded you know decent it sounded good on the stock speakers when we turn it it when you kept on turning up and up when we hit
6:5111 we notice it started to, basically it was hitting its peak like it starts to flap like a,
7:21Right there tws but for trouble but for the base and never had any issues with so
7:27It's a win right
7:29Anyways links in the description below if you're trying to get some new speakers, new, speakers like him these are, six and a
7:43Wasn't the best not something
7:49Something else to
7:49Get but if, if you're looking to get the metro kit like what we use also below
7:55Other than that
8:13Be very happy with that kind of setup this, this is our this, this,
8:20Considered a sub
8:22That's why it's working very well in this kind of a nature
Machine-transcribed from the full-length video and lightly cleaned (product names fixed). Watch the video for exact wording.
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