Rear speakers in my '04 Accord stopped working after jump start?

A couple weeks ago my battery died and I got a jump start. Ever since then, my rear speakers stopped working (yes, I checked the Fader). I assumed it was a blown fuse, but after checking the owner's manual, there's no fuse specifically for rear speakers. Anyone know what it could be or how I can fix it?

Additional info: I have a '04 Honda Accord LX with factory speakers. I have an aftermarket stereo unit that is maybe a year old. The stereo and front speakers work fine.

Maybe the voltage from the jump start short circuited the speakers and now its "fried" to be honest, that's all i can think off. You should have a mechanic check it out if it really concerns you, but that's all i can think of. Sorry

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