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Anyone ever mount rear speakers? |
mharmon |
Apr 3 2012, 11:52 AM
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I'm thinking of adding plate speakers to the rear firewall around shoulder height to the sides of the seats. Anyone ever done this successfully?
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ruby914 |
Apr 16 2012, 01:58 AM
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I did that PC speaker test with some little 1w speakers. I found you don't need much but it was greatly dependent on axis and distance.
I made a rough back pad shell and have four of these VX-S35B speakers on order. There is not much of a spec sheet so I am not sure what I will get. http://www.vidsonix.com/vxmarine.html#marine This may turn out to be over kill with 50w max but my head unit puts out 22 RMS and I liked the 95Hz - 18KHz . That will be another thread. Looking for speakers, I may have found another option to the plates speakers, motorcycle speakers. VX-M883BP or VX882FRB : http://www.vidsonix.com/vxmoto.html#moto There may be a good way to mount these with out harming the OEM back pad. Maybe mount from the coat hook hole, something like that... |
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