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speaker dimensions?

Discussion in 'Mr Marv' started by Ese Loco, Jul 13, 2009.

  1. Jul 13, 2009 at 9:34 PM
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    Ese Loco

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    Ese Loco [OP] Taco Man Sam

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    i've been looking everywhere for an answer haha and well marv you seem to be the audio man around here so i'll ask you, what is the max mounting depth ( top mounting depth) for the front and rear speakers on an 09 DC? lookin for a set off 100 watt rms components up front and coaxials in back to match up with my PDX 4.100 amplifier. preferably matching brands
     
    Ese Loco, Jul 13, 2009
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  2. Jul 14, 2009 at 8:39 AM
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    Mr Marv

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    You can get up to about 3 1/4" depth with the proper baffle adapter which covers the vast majority of mobile audio speakers out there. Your budget as well as objectives would determine which speakers would work best with your amp and if you are not planning to use a subwoofer I would suggest a REALLY good set of 6x9 components up front with some good deadening to get the most bottom end possible. :) I still haven't had a chance to get my "real" website up :eek: however if you give me a call at the number below I can let you know what speakers I have available and if I don't have what works best for you I'm sure I can direct you to someone reputable that does! :)
     
    Mr Marv, Jul 14, 2009
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