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04-05-2002, 09:27 PM
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Ok, i have a few questions
1) what size are our front speakers and the back are 6by 9's tight?
2)what are the best sounding speakers to get? I am thinking of infinitys but want some other opinions?
thanks for your help
1) what size are our front speakers and the back are 6by 9's tight?
2)what are the best sounding speakers to get? I am thinking of infinitys but want some other opinions?
thanks for your help
04-06-2002, 05:06 AM
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Front should be a 4x6 although with very little work a 5x7 will fit very well too. You can get alot better sounds from a 5x7. Infinity is a good speaker but if you have the extra $$$ get some Boston Acoustics
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1) 5x7's or 4x6's plate speakers will need some heat molding to fit correctly. Like Formula355 said "with a little work"
Well, asking "what's the best sounding speaker" isn't going to go over well. Everyone is going to give you different opinions about what ones they like.
jim85iroc will tell you to stay away from sony, while Flash.. will tell you that "Memphis" speakers are good.
Others will tell you to get component 6.5's and make a plate for the 6x9's.
(Not poking fun, just examples and you two are the ones i can think of right now)
Your best bet is to go to a local store and listen to all the brand names of 6x9's and 4x6's. Talk to a (intelligent) salesperson and tell them what music you like, how loud you wanna go and what ones fit your needs.
~Tim
Well, asking "what's the best sounding speaker" isn't going to go over well. Everyone is going to give you different opinions about what ones they like.
jim85iroc will tell you to stay away from sony, while Flash.. will tell you that "Memphis" speakers are good.
Others will tell you to get component 6.5's and make a plate for the 6x9's.
(Not poking fun, just examples and you two are the ones i can think of right now)
Your best bet is to go to a local store and listen to all the brand names of 6x9's and 4x6's. Talk to a (intelligent) salesperson and tell them what music you like, how loud you wanna go and what ones fit your needs.
~Tim
04-07-2002, 12:27 PM
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Originally posted by deadtrend1
Your best bet is to go to a local store and listen to all the brand names of 6x9's and 4x6's. Talk to a (intelligent) salesperson and tell them what music you like, how loud you wanna go and what ones fit your needs.
~Tim
Your best bet is to go to a local store and listen to all the brand names of 6x9's and 4x6's. Talk to a (intelligent) salesperson and tell them what music you like, how loud you wanna go and what ones fit your needs.
~Tim
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