4th gen front speaker size
Re: 4th gen front speaker size
Originally Posted by Good Ph.D
Mine are 5 and a 1/4, think thats the Bose package.
Re: 4th gen front speaker size
Thanks guys.
I blew a front speaker, so it's time to upgrade. I need a decent 6.5 that sounds good but won't break the bank. Any recommendations? I might as well replace the rears too...
I blew a front speaker, so it's time to upgrade. I need a decent 6.5 that sounds good but won't break the bank. Any recommendations? I might as well replace the rears too...
Re: 4th gen front speaker size
Originally Posted by Good Ph.D
I like the Bose system... I've got the five speaker though, and yeah I love bigass grills with tiny speakers underneath.
Re: 4th gen front speaker size
Originally Posted by HoustonZ
Thanks guys.
I blew a front speaker, so it's time to upgrade. I need a decent 6.5 that sounds good but won't break the bank. Any recommendations? I might as well replace the rears too...
I blew a front speaker, so it's time to upgrade. I need a decent 6.5 that sounds good but won't break the bank. Any recommendations? I might as well replace the rears too...You have to get an aftermarket head unit in order to use decent speakers. If you want the best, definitely go with components. Otherwise, Infinity Kappas or the Polk/MOMO series coaxials handle some really nice power. I've always been happy with Infinity coaxials. You can get good stuff from any big name brand though, just look for speakers in the upper price range. Don't get any of their "bargain" speakers and you should be happy.
Re: 4th gen front speaker size
i have power bass 6.5's like 80 bucks for the pair.. awesome in my opinion.. they are taking 150watts apiece.. then i have some jvc's up front.. i had some image dynamics all around but like my current setup better..
Re: 4th gen front speaker size
THEY ARE NOT 6.5"
The openings are 6.75", also known as 6.5 S or 6.5 oversized.
You can make 6.5" speakers work, but you have to do some work to do it (or buy an adapter). Or you can simply buy 6.75" speakers and slap them in.
I'm running 6.75 in Memphis Coaxials all around, and they fit perfectly w/ no clearance/mounting issues. Sound good for a coax speaker too.
Most GM vehicles are 6.75", NOT 6.5". The speaker itself may be the same size, but the opening/mounting is different.
The openings are 6.75", also known as 6.5 S or 6.5 oversized.
You can make 6.5" speakers work, but you have to do some work to do it (or buy an adapter). Or you can simply buy 6.75" speakers and slap them in.
I'm running 6.75 in Memphis Coaxials all around, and they fit perfectly w/ no clearance/mounting issues. Sound good for a coax speaker too.
Most GM vehicles are 6.75", NOT 6.5". The speaker itself may be the same size, but the opening/mounting is different.
Re: 4th gen front speaker size
Originally Posted by Joe Brodman
THEY ARE NOT 6.5"
The openings are 6.75", also known as 6.5 S or 6.5 oversized.
You can make 6.5" speakers work, but you have to do some work to do it (or buy an adapter). Or you can simply buy 6.75" speakers and slap them in.
I'm running 6.75 in Memphis Coaxials all around, and they fit perfectly w/ no clearance/mounting issues. Sound good for a coax speaker too.
Most GM vehicles are 6.75", NOT 6.5". The speaker itself may be the same size, but the opening/mounting is different.
The openings are 6.75", also known as 6.5 S or 6.5 oversized.
You can make 6.5" speakers work, but you have to do some work to do it (or buy an adapter). Or you can simply buy 6.75" speakers and slap them in.
I'm running 6.75 in Memphis Coaxials all around, and they fit perfectly w/ no clearance/mounting issues. Sound good for a coax speaker too.
Most GM vehicles are 6.75", NOT 6.5". The speaker itself may be the same size, but the opening/mounting is different.
Re: 4th gen front speaker size
Originally Posted by Joe Brodman
THEY ARE NOT 6.5"
The openings are 6.75", also known as 6.5 S or 6.5 oversized.
You can make 6.5" speakers work, but you have to do some work to do it (or buy an adapter). Or you can simply buy 6.75" speakers and slap them in.
I'm running 6.75 in Memphis Coaxials all around, and they fit perfectly w/ no clearance/mounting issues. Sound good for a coax speaker too.
Most GM vehicles are 6.75", NOT 6.5". The speaker itself may be the same size, but the opening/mounting is different.
The openings are 6.75", also known as 6.5 S or 6.5 oversized.
You can make 6.5" speakers work, but you have to do some work to do it (or buy an adapter). Or you can simply buy 6.75" speakers and slap them in.
I'm running 6.75 in Memphis Coaxials all around, and they fit perfectly w/ no clearance/mounting issues. Sound good for a coax speaker too.
Most GM vehicles are 6.75", NOT 6.5". The speaker itself may be the same size, but the opening/mounting is different.
That's exactly right, most GMs are oversized 6.5, that's why it doesn't take any work to install, the adapters come with the speaker. There are a LOT more good 6.5s out there than 6.75s.
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i didnt have to rig anything up.. every 6.5 i have put there just had the screws mounted out side the speaker but it still held the speaker securly in place.. the adpter gig i first tried because i was told i had to was too big and the t/a door panels wouldnt clear.. thus i ditched the adapter plates..


