6x9's in the rear?
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Here's a 6x9 in the mid-section:
Here's a couple of Kenwood 5x7's in the rear to show you how much room there is:
The 'notch' you see next to the speaker was for a dome tweeter, that were connected to the tweeter side of the OEM Monsoon outputs in the rear. Sounded very nice.
Here's a couple of Kenwood 5x7's in the rear to show you how much room there is:
The 'notch' you see next to the speaker was for a dome tweeter, that were connected to the tweeter side of the OEM Monsoon outputs in the rear. Sounded very nice.
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Depends on how you hook it all up. You won't get any highs out of the OEM mid-section outputs, but you can directly wire-up the highs in the 3-ways to the rear tweeter outputs if you're carefull. I had a set of domes in the rear panels as well (see picture for notch). It sounded great. Much more depth with the larger woofers.
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How much depth is there back for 6x9's without changing anything? I haven't had the rear covers off of mine yet.... and it's damn cold here so I don't want to spend a lot of time messing around with it this time of year, but it looks like most of that could be done rather simpy.
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How much depth was there for the 6x9's by the rear seats?
But I also see that there are 5x7's in the hatch area, correct? I think that would be a hell of a lot better then some 4" speakers. how much depth is there back there? Also, how hard is it to make more space?
But I also see that there are 5x7's in the hatch area, correct? I think that would be a hell of a lot better then some 4" speakers. how much depth is there back there? Also, how hard is it to make more space?
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When i was trying to install my 6x9's in the rear hatch, i had the same idea... cut out the monsoons and just place them there. However, on the drivers side, pushing the insulation away, i still didnt have enough room to place the speaker there. My pioneers had too big a magnet and I didnt want to bang down the metal. So in order to still use my new speakers, i bought portable 6x9 enclosures from frys costing me about $20 for the pair. I hate it though. looks very ugly and I plan to take them out as soon as I can afford components to replace em.
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I have a shot of one of the opened holes in the mid-section. I'll dig it up tomorrow. Not too much had to be cut, and they had pretty large magnets. As for the hatch-area speakers, you'd need some fairly shallow 6x9's. Those 5x7's were pretty deep for 5x7's, and they cleared just fine.
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Originally Posted by NoseUp
Here's a couple of Kenwood 5x7's in the rear to show you how much room there is:
The 'notch' you see next to the speaker was for a dome tweeter, that were connected to the tweeter side of the OEM Monsoon outputs in the rear. Sounded very nice.
The 'notch' you see next to the speaker was for a dome tweeter, that were connected to the tweeter side of the OEM Monsoon outputs in the rear. Sounded very nice.
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Originally Posted by NoseUp
It's no incredible feat. Just make sure you secure the wires suspended from the woofer so they don't make contact and vibrate.
Damn I can't wait untill I can can just change the whole system .