Radio Volume Too Loud

YES, new speakers WILL improve the sound quality. Just replaced the junkers in our living room with some Kenwood drivers that cost a whole $40/pair. Amazing difference!

Do a search for "speaker L-Pad". An L-Pad is a special rheostat configured to maintain a constant impedance while varying the level going to a speaker.

On many motor homes you not only have the radio, but a power amp under the dash somewhere....

IF and I stress IF this is the case,, the owner's manual bag may contain a remote gain control for the power amp, this is optional, Install it and turn it down.

As others have suggested, swapping out components is your only solution. Unfortunately, RV manufacturers build anything but the top of the line, luxury models, with pure crap.

I looked up the surround/DVD system that came in our Cyclone and found it new on AMAZON for $119 (Receiver w/DVD, 5 speakers plus subwoofer). It sounds like a $119 system too. :-(

Before you change speakers see what the
radio requires. I burnt up an amp by having too low a load.
Usually too heavy will only lower output on solid state items.
Check to be sure.

Big Katuna wrote:
If you have 4 ohm speakers you could swap for 8 ohm.
Or put a resistor in series.

X2 ... upgrade to 8 or 16 ohm speakers

If you go with a resistor make sure its rated for power, 20+ watts.

If you have 4 ohm speakers you could swap for 8 ohm.
Or put a resistor in series.

I don't have that radio, but I sure do wish that I could hear any audio at a setting of 1. Even with hearing aids I have the radio in the car set to 20-30 in order to understand. In the S&B the TV is usually around 45-50 and I am sure that my neighbors hear it. Be thankful you have good hearing.

Appears you may have a mis-matched system.

Check the Jensen amp output against the existing speakers. You may have too much wattage for the speakers & they are actually overloaded.