more speaker talk
i saw the pics of what his name bolting a few speakers up to the ceiling but that route isn't for me. i have a box that will not fit under my seat and was wondering if anyone could tell me where they went to get speakers + a box that was skinny enough to fit under the seat? Thanx guys
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Build one with MDF wood and keep it around 4.75" tall.
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I'm considering these - they also sell kick panels with built in speakers. Has anyone used these?
http://www.custom-autosound.com/prodList.php?FamID=3 |
The kick panel pods, even empty, are a waste of $75 if you ask me. They look cheap, are cheap, and overpriced. I have a pair in my truck, and the speakers they come with suck (the custom autosound ones), but they do install without having to hack anything. If i were to do it agian i would have just sliced the doors for 6x9's. But if you don't want to slice i would get the kick panel pods and put in a decent pair of aftermarket speakers, like some Pioneer's, Kickers, Rockford Fosgate, ect. I've got Kicker 6.5" coaxials in my car and they rock....about $70 a pair but worth it IMO.
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I made a box 13x14x5 that fit right between the frame of the seat,and stuffed that bad boy under the seat.Packed it with a 10" MTX sub.
For now I have a couple of 6x9's in enclosures in front of the seat. And I have some 4" pioneers that I am going to mount in a kick panel.I am going to make a template out of cardboard.Cut a real one out of thin paneling,and cover it in carpet,and mount the speaker in it.Someone has already cut the holes in the kick panels,so I figured I might as well make use of them;) I still have to get the kick panels made though. I ran the RCA to the 200 watt amp rear speakers to the 6x9s and the fronts will go to the kick panel. It sounds good with out the kickpanel though:D |
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