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RE: Plate speakers
Man, sign me up! If it's as simple as you say, PLEASE post the instructions!
I'm not worried about bass, since I have a 10" sub in the back, but I would
really like some quality mids and highs in front. If they fit as easily as
you say, that would be really cool.
I know some people had this discussion before, but where did you decide to
mount the tweeters?
Neal
> -----Original Message-----
> From: frank n. furter [mailto:wasserbox@yahoo.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 1999 11:31 AM
> To: Neal Tovsen; 'Michael Friesen'; Scirocco-L (E-mail)
> Subject: Re: Plate speakers
>
>
> Blaupunkt makes some decent PCX 4.6 with euro &
> american mounting plates (or no mounting plates - 3
> options w/ speakers) They are 50$/set thru
> Crutchfield. I don't know how they would sound in the
> front, but they are pretty sweet in the back. That &
> the versatility of mounting options is a plus...
>
> Also, 5.5" components in the front are SchWEET - no
> kick panels needed. When I installed mine the first
> one took around 4 hours of fiddle-farting around to get
> it in, and the 2nd door took about 40minutes. I really
> need to post some pix of it, because it isn't hard at
> all - you only need to snip a little door metal
> (nothing vital), and it looks almost stock (especially
> if you get cool 'ol flush-mount tweeters). But, as
> with almost any door speakers, you won't get the bass
> outta da front that you will on the back shelf...
> Total tools needed - 1 phillips screwdriver, 1
> box-cutter, 1 set of tin-snips/nibblers.
>
> If'n you decide to do that, I can send you some lynx to
> sites with pix, and answer any ??s you might have...
>
>
> --- Neal Tovsen <ntovsen@piper.hamline.edu> wrote:
> > OK. Next order of business:
> >
> > How do you fit plate speakers into the car?
> > Especially in the front. I know
> > we've talked about putting 6x9" in the back deck,
> but
> > I don't want to hack
> > it up. I have some good quality Boston Accoustics
> > 4x6" in the rear, but the
> > magnet was too deep to fit them into the doors. The
> > "euro" spec 4x6 speakers
> > are much smaller than the "normal" 4x6, and there
> > isn't enough room for the
> > surrounding frame of a normal 4x6 or a plate-mount
> in
> > the door. I currently
> > still have the stock speakers in front, but they
> > don't quite keep up with
> > the BAs and my 10" sub in back (duh). I'd love to
> get
> > a component kit with
> > 6" mids, but I got quoted $350 for custom kick
> panels
> > (and that's WITHOUT
> > the speakers!). Ugh.
> >
> > Anybody know of *good* speakers I can install in the
> > front with little or no
> > modification?
> >
> > Neal
> >
> >
> > > As for the speakers, mine had all 4 stock 4x6s,
> but
> > I
> > > replaced the blown
> > > ones with Kickers. My advise is to go and get
> the
> > Pioneer Premier
> > > component plates with a 4" sub and a neodynium
> > tweeter.
> >
> >
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> ===
> Mark
>
> 87 Westfalia Gl
> 84 Scirocco 8v
>
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