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cargraphics4u.com |
posted on 9th Oct 04 at 16:45 |
if you haven't got any yet, go to the car accesories shop in tonbridge by the station and speak to sean (used to own aas by the shell garage), he'll do you some speakers for a good price. (you're from tonbridge if I remember correctly) | |
o0MattE0o |
posted on 6th Oct 04 at 18:22 |
there is nothing wrong with autoleads speaker rings and there plastic so its light wieght not like MDF wich is F***ing heavy compaired to plastic... | |
Richie |
posted on 6th Oct 04 at 14:37 |
i dont think you will find anyone that has something bad to say about the autoleads speaker rings. If they are screwed tight to the door, there is nothing to rattle | |
Dom |
posted on 6th Oct 04 at 12:32 |
never had any problems with the plastic adaptors, although i wack some door foam sticky seal strip stuff around the plastic adaptors (on the bottom and around the ring that screws into the main adaptor body) just to make sure, and they are pretty sturdy :thumbs: only thing that rattles is the cds and crap that i carry in my door pockets :lol: | |
AdiSRI |
posted on 6th Oct 04 at 12:03 |
good man cant go wrong with audison... | |
--Dave-- |
posted on 6th Oct 04 at 11:38 |
I'm still going for the 2 small 6" JL's in the rear cards and the focal comps up front. | |
AdiSRI |
posted on 6th Oct 04 at 11:32 |
yeah thats not a problem matey will get mine sorted once funds allow | |
--Dave-- |
posted on 6th Oct 04 at 11:29 |
you'll also be spending some time doing my ice too mate.... :lol: :) | |
AdiSRI |
posted on 6th Oct 04 at 11:09 |
im not lazy with my ice, i have spent and am gopiong to spend more hours than i can remember doing ice bits. | |
Aled |
posted on 6th Oct 04 at 11:07 |
lazy buggers :) lol | |
corsa_fella |
posted on 6th Oct 04 at 10:13 |
well said adi | |
AdiSRI |
posted on 6th Oct 04 at 07:15 |
Those adaptors are fine, i used a set for ages, there sturdy and dont rattle and a lot of people cant bebothered to go cutting up mdf when a ready made option is there. | |
Coblet |
posted on 5th Oct 04 at 22:39 |
Yeah I was just saying that I've never seen anyone moan about them rattling :) | |
EcksJay |
posted on 5th Oct 04 at 20:45 |
Well think about it, mounting a speaker on a thin and rattly bit of plastic, or screwing it into an 18mm thick piece of mdf which is correctly and firmly secured to the door. | |
Coblet |
posted on 5th Oct 04 at 18:03 |
Haven't heard anyone moan about the adapters effecting the sound quality in comparison to the MDF route ? | |
EcksJay |
posted on 5th Oct 04 at 16:16 |
Or just build your own mdf rings to fit the speakers, meaning you'd have more clearance from the window, along with having a more sturdy mounting base for the speaker, meaning it'd sound much better than if it was sat on a shitty thin piece of rattly plastic. | |
--Dave-- |
posted on 5th Oct 04 at 12:50 |
you can fit 17cm speakers in your door as long as you get the Autoleads adapters from Halfords (£12). | |
corsa_fella |
posted on 5th Oct 04 at 12:18 |
thats allright got a lil alpine one that would do that nicely! what sort of size do i need for a crsa door, and what ones should i have a look at for the £120 mark? | |
Richie |
posted on 5th Oct 04 at 12:16 |
for comps you really need an amp to get any benefit from em :( | |
corsa_fella |
posted on 5th Oct 04 at 12:16 |
after some components dunno a thing about thm though really |