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DASH 4" SPKS

Started by 087-GMH · 27 Jan 2003 · 29 replies

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webberArchived member
yeah dude i got some pioneer TS-G1047 speakers, they fit well, only had mine a week, i had the same dillemma, glad i chose what i did, the sound great. i also took the time to rewire my speaker wires to heavier, better quality cable, big improvement for 45 mins work..
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BoostedcalArchived member
I got 60W 4" ALPINE in the front, the Pioneer 80W I bought had too big of a magnet on them, and I wasn't cutting the pillar,
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nismoArchived member
Hey, would the JBL 4 Inch 2-Way Automotive Loudspeaker fit in the dash without cuttin anythin out. http://www.strathfield.com.au/Product.asp?ProdID=348
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5.7VLCalaiSArchived member
Why do you guys replace the factory speakers??? Every install i have done i have just fabricated door pods, and put 6-8 inch splits in the doors. They kill any 4" speaker around
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BoostedcalArchived member
The factory slots are discreet, and the newer technology sound is an improvement
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JET-6Archived member
I have a set of 4" splits that will flog almost any 6" around
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dr00Archived member
yes but not everyone wants to sell their house for a set of speakers Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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JET-6Archived member
So true!!
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5.7VLCalaiSArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by JET-6 I have a set of 4" splits that will flog almost any 6" around Maybe, what are they?
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JET-6Archived member
Earthquake CS4 carbon/graphite comp
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