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My rear speaker cover grills are broken. Its just the "mesh" exterior that is broken, the speakers work fine. When one broke I figured it was a freak thing. When the second broke, well, they seem to be pretty weak really. Porsche dealer told me the only option if I want to fix it is new speakers at 100+ each. My question is (and yes, I tried the search first) do I pony up the dough, buy better after market rear speakers, or is there a better speaker "cover" I could put on instead? I think the stockers are pretty flimsey, so I'd rather not just replace them (just to see them break again...) Thanks in advance for any input!

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