Recently as I was driving on the hwy, bumpin to my cd then all of a sudden all sound stopped. Speakers just not outputing anymore sound for some reason.

99 stock integra headunit
Rockford fosgate 6.5 speakers all the way around

anyone got suggestions?

 

99 stock integra headunit <------ Radio took a crap

are you running a amp to the "Rockford fosgate 6.5 speakers all the way around" ?

if not you radio quit on ya

 

Check the front speakers install, make sure the speaker terminals are not touching the doors sheet metal, [shorting out] a common problem when installing some aftermarket speakers into Honda/Acura doors. 94

 

No amp, radio seems to function just fine seems like speakers is the only quiters

and yeah friend also told me it might be touching metal so il check it out as soon as I get home from vacation. Thanks guys

 

Front speakers aren't touching any metal =/. any other suggestions?

 

your speakers failed cause while trying to drive them hard with stock hu while under powering them?

 

yep seems that way from doing more research. i ran same setup in another car but didn't need amp... guess it couldn't handle it this time

 

LOL, it is unlikely that all 4 speakers failed at the same exact time and although under-powering speakers can damage the speakers it is not the under-powering that damages the speakers it is driving the under-powered amp into constant clipping that would burn the speakers VCs and that could not happen to all 4 speakers at the same exact time.
With that said there is a possibility that a VC got burnt to the point of shorting out instead of "opening" the result would be the same as a speaker terminal/tinsel lead/speaker lead shorting to ground.

That leads to my next suggestion, unplug and test the speaker VCs, you can use a multimeter set to ohms or even a batt., [a 9V works best], touch the terminals of the batt. to the speaker terminals, the speaker should "pop" and cone should move, [direction of cone movement will depend on polarity], the batt. will not indicate the condition of the speaker only that it does not have a shorted or open VC.
No sound "pop" and no cone movement = open VC, only that speaker would not work.
Very little sound and no or very little cone movement, [assumes batt is good] = shorted VC, that would trigger HUs protection circuit, turning off amp, no sound from any speaker. 94

 

both speakers popped and moved... this is so odd...