6x9's?
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6x9's?
i know this topic has been covered before but i couldn't find it in the search....but has anyone ever fitted 6x9's into the back of a dc2? not the cargo hatch but where the actual speakers go?..how hard is it? and is ther a DIY thread?
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Re: (Lauj87)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Lauj87 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">want better mid to low range sound with out having to sacrafice my trunk...don't wanna wake the neighbors up but just wanna spice it up a little.</TD></TR></TABLE>
add to your front stage then ie, midbass in kicks or in the doors
add to your front stage then ie, midbass in kicks or in the doors
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6x9s = distortion
soundwaves are naturally circular oblong speakers create distorted sound by stretching the wave.
6.5"s are better speakers stick with what size u have.
buy kicker SSMB6s and put them in your rear space, get an amp thats like 100-125x2 RMS to push them.
soundwaves are naturally circular oblong speakers create distorted sound by stretching the wave.
6.5"s are better speakers stick with what size u have.
buy kicker SSMB6s and put them in your rear space, get an amp thats like 100-125x2 RMS to push them.
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they are on the sides next to the rear passengers.
Also if you take my advise and do SSMB6s seal the whole area with dynamat.
I put SSMB8s in my friends RSX in the same place but that was time consuming. I doubt you want to spend like 10 hrs fitting 8"s back there.
they are on the sides next to the rear passengers.
Also if you take my advise and do SSMB6s seal the whole area with dynamat.
I put SSMB8s in my friends RSX in the same place but that was time consuming. I doubt you want to spend like 10 hrs fitting 8"s back there.
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Re: 6x9's? (Lauj87)
What year is a DC2?
If it is a G2 forget it, if it's a G3 it's not that hard, although I would stick with a 6.5" mid-bass driver, there are even a few 7" and 8" subs that you can fit in a G3s rear speaker locations.
I run a set of 6.5" 2ways [with the tweeter disconnected] mounted in custom MDF and fiberglass cabinets in the stock rear speaker locations in my 94LS, [all the bass I need].
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If it is a G2 forget it, if it's a G3 it's not that hard, although I would stick with a 6.5" mid-bass driver, there are even a few 7" and 8" subs that you can fit in a G3s rear speaker locations.
I run a set of 6.5" 2ways [with the tweeter disconnected] mounted in custom MDF and fiberglass cabinets in the stock rear speaker locations in my 94LS, [all the bass I need].
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