Speaker Rings

I know I have see the thread on here, but my searches come up with nothing everytime. Can someone direct to the user or thread that makes MDF speaker rings? I want to mount 6.5s in the front. So i need the 6x9 to 6.5 converter ring and might as well get then regular 6.5s for the rear.

Thanks in advance!!

 

MrMarv is the guy..he's great.

 

Seconded! Great guy to work with. Speaker rings, sub boxes, and Hybrid Audio - what more could you ask for!?

Give him a call @ 831-383-0308

 

********* sells them as well.

 

cool, thanks. i was actually just PM'ing with Mr Marv about a speaker box....didnt even cross my mind to ask him.

********* was really expenisve from what i saw. $80-$100 see like a lot to me for some rings.

 

3/4 MDF and a router. Takes about 30min to whip these out. Anyone who has minimal wood working skills can do it. There is a template on here as well.

 

id make my own but if your really adamant about having them made try these cheaper and dont have the thickness as the mdf plus you can get different varieties
https://www.google.com/search?q=6x9...=UTF-8#q=6x9+to+6.5+adapter&safe=off&tbm=shop

 

Or buy some cheap thick cutting-boards that are made out of that white poly material to cut them out of. That way they are immune to the moisture that the inside of the door might see...

 

Found mine on eBay, cheaply made, but still doing fine after 5 years of use.

 

thanks guys! looks like i didnt search the internet enough...

Also, i have a bit for my router, but on 3/4" MDF, it seems to take FOREVER for the bit to cut through the thick wood. Did you use a certain router bit? I dont even know which bit i have to compare.

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/audio-video/285434-speaker-adapter-templates.html

Print them out, trace to your material and YOUR WELCOME!

P.S. Use a material 1/4 thick or less for tweeters. Sheet of 1/8" plexi at home depot is a $1...works like a charm.

 

AWESOME! I wonder why my TW search didnt find your thread...hmm. oh well.

Thanks!