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RKS |
posted on 19th May 06 at 20:04 |
quote: if you have good comps then i'd go for the sub/amp and forget the 6x9s, and probably ditch the rear speakers also, if space is an issue then get a nice 10 inch sub in the boot, can easily be positioned out of the way if you make your own enclosure! | |
GavsCorsa |
posted on 19th May 06 at 17:18 |
I already have comps in the front worth £150 | |
RKS |
posted on 19th May 06 at 07:49 |
quote: I think thats the point that b4l is trying to get across, some people just want to spend as little as possible and have something that sounds half decent, however I totally agree with your points, components sound much better, better fit, and you can't see them as easy as 6x9s on a shelf which is probably a good thing, its just some people dont really care about excellent SQ, Imo 6x9s are a good solution in some scenarios [Edited on 19-05-2006 by --Rikki--] | |
Martin |
posted on 19th May 06 at 06:06 |
its not just that. you have to cut up your parcel shelf, and you move all the sound to the rear? you drive from the fron dont you? | |
b4l |
posted on 18th May 06 at 21:46 |
quote: people saying stuff like this is getting really old cant you just accept that not everybody cares about having perfect sound quality. the fact is that 6x9s play the full freq range and can greatly improve the factory sound system *rant over* | |
tom_simes |
posted on 18th May 06 at 16:46 |
http://www.saxosportsclub.com/forum/SEURLF/ASP/SFS/THREADID.286482/FORUMID.6/SFE/posts.htm | |
dan_m1les |
posted on 18th May 06 at 09:52 |
what i s wrong with 6x9's? | |
Martin |
posted on 17th May 06 at 18:10 |
6x9s are for loosers who dont know anything. | |
GavsCorsa |
posted on 17th May 06 at 17:45 |
thanks for replying thats answered it :) | |
RKS |
posted on 16th May 06 at 09:43 |
18mm MDF is probably overkill for 6x9's in a shelf, but yes you should strengthen the shelf, | |
b4l |
posted on 15th May 06 at 21:43 |
when i had them in my first car i was advised to reinforce the shelf with 18mm MDF because people told me that when they are turned up loud the shelf would wobble with them and so decreasing their effectiveness, as all speakers/subs should be kept rigid. | |
GavsCorsa |
posted on 15th May 06 at 20:22 |
Are they secure enough to handle the bass going thru them just on the parcel shelf or do you need to strenghten the shelf so it doesn't rattle ? |