koolkorsa
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i've currently got some 13cm coax up front and some decent 6x9s in the back sehfl. I've been thinking of putting 6x9 in the front doors in a home made custom door build. Would this be a good idea for sound or am i best sticking to some 17cm coax's or what?
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Mav 3000
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Registered: 16th Aug 01
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Don't bother putting 6x9's in the front doors, tehy will cause a lot of vibration and are meant for 'general noise' in my opinion.
Get some good components in there instead! (Infinity)
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AdiSRI
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have to agree with this get comps in the front not 6x9's
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koolkorsa
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riteo then. are comps much better than coaxils? would someone explain a bit please. or point me towards some links?
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IntaCepta
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comps are better than coax as the tweeters are seperate from the main mid woofer, this means u can position the tweeter closer the the listener's ear (which u really need to do to get the best sound).
I think i'm right in sayin' that comps are the more prefered choice than coaxs.
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andy hirst
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Registered: 18th Apr 02
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ditch the 6x9s all together!
Front:
Components
Boot:
12" Sub
Amps;
Front: 2 channel, match the rms figures from the comps to the amp.
Rear: 2 channel bridged or mono amp again match the rms figures
Cables:
Always use good quality never use the stuff you get with the equipment.
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