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hey guys just wondering do 6.5inch speakers fit into EL's or are they just 6inch speakers that do and also just wondering which of these is the better one? Orion® XTR602 http://www.orioncaraudio.com/Products/P ... ductID=593 or this one Orion® CO600 http://www.orioncaraudio.com/Products/P ... ductID=561. thanks
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Hey Dude,
With your speakers, IF the E series use the standard 5x7 speakers that the AU's and the BA's have then yes they should fit. Some are actually bigger than others, so minor filing may be required but i know for a fact my Alpine 6.5" fit right in my BA without any modification cuz i put them in myself. As for the brand, ive never dealt with them so i can't really offer an opinion on those. Good Luck,
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krisisdog |
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No they dont use 5x7s.
They use 6" speakers. 90% of the time 6.5"s will fit without any modifying. Those speakers are both coaxials, why not get a set of components? |
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jamie22_cole |
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whats the difference between coaxials and component? which is better? i dont know much about speakers and whats good etc.
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krisisdog |
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Coaxials have the tweeter mounted thru the centre of the cone. Components/splits have the tweeter separate from the mid speaker. Components are better.
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PQV |
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basically, components will punch out way more than coaxial. most people who do audio, like myself, put components up front and coaxials in the rear parcel shelf. the advantage of components is that you get a much crisper sound, and both the tweeter and the dome dont need to work as hard as a coaxial system.
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jamie22_cole |
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just wanting them for the rear because the stock ones aint the best. so are yous sure 6.5's fit in there or just go the 6inch just to be safe?
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PQV |
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depends as someone said earlier, 90% of 6.5's will fit. i've got 6.5's in my rears with a bit of modifications to fit. pioneer, clarion, kenwood, all the big names should fit.
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jamie22_cole |
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Orion 6.5's
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PQV |
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not sure. but if they dont fit straight in, all you will need is a 10mm spacer. at the moment i've got infinity 6.5's in the rear and all i needed is a tiny spacer to elevate it so the rim would fit.
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jamie22_cole |
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one more thing just the coaxial or the componets for the rears?
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krisisdog |
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PQV wrote: not sure. but if they dont fit straight in, all you will need is a 10mm spacer. at the moment i've got infinity 6.5's in the rear and all i needed is a tiny spacer to elevate it so the rim would fit. I've got some Infinity Reference Series components up front, and they fit fine. Top quality speakers too. jamie22_cole wrote: one more thing just the coaxial or the componets for the rears? Coaxial rear, component front, and if you use an amp, amp the fronts |
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PQV |
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personal preference. you can have either. personally, i think if its not going into autosalon anytime soon, and you arent huge on your precise precision of tweeters, i personally think its a waste of time in the rears. up to you though.
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PQV |
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krisisdog wrote: PQV wrote: not sure. but if they dont fit straight in, all you will need is a 10mm spacer. at the moment i've got infinity 6.5's in the rear and all i needed is a tiny spacer to elevate it so the rim would fit. I've got some Infinity Reference Series components up front, and they fit fine. Top quality speakers too. true, got reference coaxials in the rears. need to be lifted like 10mm to fit. very wide speakers. but absolute kick a** |
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dahayes |
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if anyones used Orion speakers id like to know how they went. I reckon they look pretty sweet
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