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Gibbon

posted on 29th Jul 07 at 01:31

My car didn't have rear speakers when i bought it, will the wires still be there??


mattk

posted on 28th Jul 07 at 11:20

you dont need a special parcel shelf for 6x9s at all

you can cut holes in your existing one, or if your not confident enough get a different one from the scrappy and save your original one

you can use the wires from the rear speakers the car all ready has, they are next to the parcel shelf, pull the wires off and extend them if need be


Gibbon

posted on 27th Jul 07 at 19:02

Can anyone suggest me some good speaker set-ups?


Gibbon

posted on 27th Jul 07 at 18:28

I went into Halfords today and saw some Pioneer tsg1309's for the front and some Pioneer tsa6911's for the back (6x9's) anyone heard of these or have some? they sounded ok in the shop.


Richie

posted on 27th Jul 07 at 17:01

They are but you can fit up to 17cm with the autoleads adapters (minus the ring plates)


fuju64

posted on 27th Jul 07 at 16:59

what is the standard size front door speakers then? i thought they were 13cm?


pagan_88

posted on 26th Jul 07 at 19:33

Yes mate, the one in the link I posted above.


Gibbon

posted on 26th Jul 07 at 16:09

Will i need to buy adapters to fit those front speakers??


pagan_88

posted on 25th Jul 07 at 18:47

Post an advert for a parcel shelf in the Classified Ads on this site. Yep they will be fine with the head unit! So find the parcel shelf now, check ebay also.


Gibbon

posted on 25th Jul 07 at 18:32

Cool Thanks! But... are there ok to use with my head unit????

Also: I have no means of fitting these 6x9's do i need a new parcel shelf? Is there a site that will teach me how to make one? or a site where i can buy one for the right price?

[Edited on 25-07-2007 by Gibbon]


pagan_88

posted on 25th Jul 07 at 18:28

Speaker adaptors: - http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/AUTOLEADS-SAK-3001-VAUXHALL-CORSA-SPEAKER-ADAPTOR-KIT_W0QQitemZ150143883376QQihZ005QQcategoryZ14941QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Front speakers: - http://caraudiosecurity.com/shop/product/products_id/5647.html

(I have these, great value, loud, very clear)

6x9's: - http://caraudiosecurity.com/shop/product/products_id/3211.html

(Couldn't fault them, very clear, recommended in plenty of car mags)

So theres everything you need, under £100 as well :thumbs:


Gibbon

posted on 25th Jul 07 at 17:57

quote:
Originally posted by pagan_88
If you want any reccomendations for front/rear speakers I can link you to the best ones I've found. And the speaker adaptors if your interested.



This would be great cheers!


pagan_88

posted on 25th Jul 07 at 17:54

Hello mate, I have been in your position so I know what it is like lol. First bit of advice is don't buy your audio from Halfords, its stupidly overpriced and usually the customer service is awful. Online sites such as www.caraudiosecurity.com are much fairer priced and helpful.

First of all it is definetly worth upgrading the front speakers in my eyes, I did this and never looked back. Component speakers are good but hassle to fit if you don't know what your doing so I suggest some 13cm co-axial speakers (just the cones). You will then need some plastic adaptors so they fit which cost about £10. You need these so the speakers swap straight over :thumbs:

6x9 speakers are also worth while imo, some people don't like them but they add a good touch of bass and make the sound clear throughout the car with the front speakers. You can put them in your rear parcel shelf or boot its upto you, the parcel shelf being the common option.

If you want any reccomendations for front/rear speakers I can link you to the best ones I've found. And the speaker adaptors if your interested.

Hope that helps :D


Gibbon

posted on 25th Jul 07 at 17:29

Umm I do have a budget but Im not sure what a sensible high end is... £100? Is that too low? I can go higher, its just i dont want to go too overboard on this. :) I want something that will sound good quiet, but will go loud when needed and still maintain quality.


paul.mitchell1984

posted on 25th Jul 07 at 17:16

do you have a budget firstly?


Gibbon

Icon depicting mood of post posted on 25th Jul 07 at 17:14

Hi,

As this is my first car iv'e never bought anything for a car before, and this includes speakers. I drive a Corsa B and recently iv felt the need to improve on the 2 stock speakers I have had for the last 3 years.

What Im looking for is to get some speakers for the back, and maybe replace the speakers in the doors if you think that it is worth it. I dont know if I should get 6x9's or standard speakers, I understand that there's only certain speakers that will fit in the front, aswell as needing a special parcel shelf for the speakers in the back.... urgh.... im really fucking confused!

The head unit I have is a Kenwood KDC-W4031 which I got roughly a year ago.

If anyone could help me out or find me some nice speakers that I could buy, or reccomend me some that would be great. Also; I have a local halfords so if I can get them from there thats great but i don't mind ordering online.

Thanks for any help! :thumbs: