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#1 permalink 2nd Gear Member
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Has anyone tried these e36 Rear Speaker Converters
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#2 permalink da_administrator
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they should be ok. it is exposing more than 60% of the 6x9's surface area, which is about all you need to get the proper sound out of any speaker.
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yes i took out my 6x9 HK and put in diamond audio S600S, they fit with very little jerryrigging. Diamond sounds great!!!
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Arrived Yesterday planning on fitting them Today, ill give you more feedback, on the process of fitting them, and how well they work
#5 permalink da_administrator
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cool, im interested in pix with the deck out if you have a camera...
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Quote:
Originally Posted by da_bull
cool, im interested in pix with the deck out if you have a camera...
Sure
Actually is going in Today
Head Unit + the 6x9 + 5.25 (Front Kicker) + Amp + Sub
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Couldnt find a Camera to use
Anyway worked like a treat, install took less than 5 min.
Problem Occured "Had to create my own wiring for the speakers "as the rear has its own clip setup Tooo easy"
No screws supplied, used some size 12 to hold the adapter in
Ill try and get some pictures
#8 permalink da_administrator
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cool, glad it was simple to install.
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Recommend them all around, ill try and get some pictures as soon as i can
#10 permalink Sodium Chloride
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sounds awesome... while your getting pics, snap some of your car and get a sig and shit if your going to stay around...
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Will be done this arvo, got a camera now in my phone
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#13 permalink n00b
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look good, but IF your going to get subs then there is no point in getting 6x9s for the back
#14 permalink da_administrator
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the 6x9's will far outperform the 4"ers he just replaced, whether or not the subs will be used. Much more midbass/midrange from the larger speaker.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by da_bull
the 6x9's will far outperform the 4"ers he just replaced, whether or not the subs will be used. Much more midbass/midrange from the larger speaker.
Agreed and thats why i did it
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