What Speaker Setup?
What Speaker Setup?
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mclark

Original Poster:

582 posts

265 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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I know, I know, you don't need a radio with the noise of the engine to listen to but........

I now need to order the speaker setup for my car and I'm interested to see what setup you have and where you have stuck the speakers.

I really don't want to drill big holes in the body as per the factory setup.

Cheers

Michael

k wright

1,039 posts

288 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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You "don't need it"? More like "you won't hear it".

ken

rossins

180 posts

263 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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Have you considered installing a 'rally' intercom & use practice headsets. This makes longer journeys more bearable & there is the option to feed into the intercom from cd/radio, which you can then actually hear.
Peltor produce a system.

G Man

4,053 posts

289 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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Are you going to use a couple of woks as speaker houses ....quality

G MAN

Podie

46,649 posts

304 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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Lookup "Tuckshop"...

ultimaCZ

260 posts

284 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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Have found this pic, maybe it helps. Was done by real car radio specialists and they had no problem to install it there, also no rattles or other problems since. In total 4 speakers and a custom made subwoofer behind the passenger seat. All other components behind the drivers seat. Radio/MP3 player is installed above head, on special shock absorbers. Sound quality excellent due to (I think) 1000W, up to a speed of approx. 80 mph. But we had to replace battery and alternator (now 100A), as they were too weak.

BigAl1

166 posts

281 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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I used this same position for my low/mids speakers, and the tweeters will be in the corners of the dash. See www.ultimagtr.ca/december_2004/index_1.htm for pics.
Allan

Allen-GTR

197 posts

273 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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I put mine both in the factory location to either side of the seats and under the dash. I made brackets for the mid-ranges that fit under the dash where the triangle is formed by the tubes. You can't see the speakers, but (when the car is off!) you can hear them fine. I also attached my lighter socket on the spreaker bracket. Out of the way, but accessable when needed.

Allen

steve_D

13,802 posts

287 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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My speakers are as per the picture above.
I have no problem hearing the music as long as the music choice is loud and stiring. You will have no success with opera (Tchaikovsky 1812 Overture accepted)or the 'Archers'.
I also have an intercom system (designed for motorbikes) which I have never used.

Steve