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hi guys i want some new speakers for my car but was wondering wat the difference between 6x9 and straight 6" speakers, iv got an ed falcon so if u get the 6x9 id have to get somebody to gut holes in the parcel shelf for them to fit or get spacers which would would look hideous, the speakers im getting are pioneer ones 6" are 220w 3 way speakers and the 6x9 are 290w 3 way speakers, any help would be greatly apreciated
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| 89.SVO |
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get 6.5" coaxials!
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| eb_dean |
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I have 6x9's in my EB. I have the spacers to space them off the shelf. But uts really not a whole lot of cutting just a little bit around the carpet and the actual shelf. cant even see at all that they have been cut.
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| jonathon |
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before you make a decision you need to find out if cutting the parcel shel is legal i will almost guarantee that cutting the parcel shelf is illegal as its a structural part of the car
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| 89.SVO |
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100% illegal!
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| jordancoe |
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is there any difference in sound quality between them ?
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| 89.SVO |
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Age: 35 Posts: 3382 Joined: 11th Mar 2008 Ride: EA SVO, AU2, Toyota Crown Location: Bendigo |
coaxials are better
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| ranio |
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6x9's are for people who want that little more bass but cant afford to do a sub setup! 6x9's have a little more bass then 6" but to get good quality you need to send big bucks for top gear.
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| Fairmont_03_5.4 |
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I would go for 6x9's, like most people have said they can handle more bass and are less likely to distort and sound like crap.
Also, have you considered mounting them under the parcel shelf and have a spacer ontop of the speaker? And another option is spacers that have a nice bit of a curve in them, they dont look so dodgey. Good Luck,
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{USERNAME} wrote: 6x9's are for people who want that little more bass but cant afford to do a sub setup! 6x9's have a little more bass then 6" but to get good quality you need to send big bucks for top gear. Pretty much this, amping them will also make a big differnce. use spacers as cutting the shelf is illegal
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| mickroney351 |
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g'day mate all comes down to what you are running if you are running a sub go 6 inch spilts in the fromt put 6 inch 2 ways in the rear and have your sub in the boot. if there is no sub 6 inch speakers in the front and 6x9's in the rear but make sure you run the speakers off a amp as you dont want to stress the head unit out i hope this bit of info helps you out cheers
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