Save space and have great sound
#1
Save space and have great sound
After having 6x9 speakers in individual boxes and various other loose box configurations in the back seat of my '91 truck, I decided to flush mount some speakers to save space. The storage boxes make great speaker locations and no space is sacrificed. I removed the door panels and cut 1/4" plywood to fit where the doors went. After running the wires through the bottom and carpeting them, my 3 way 5 1/4" Pioneers sound great.

Now I can take my sub box out and have all my space back.
--Jeff--

Now I can take my sub box out and have all my space back.
--Jeff--
#6
Originally Posted by Jeffires
After having 6x9 speakers in individual boxes and various other loose box configurations in the back seat of my '91 truck, I decided to flush mount some speakers to save space. The storage boxes make great speaker locations and no space is sacrificed. I removed the door panels and cut 1/4" plywood to fit where the doors went. After running the wires through the bottom and carpeting them, my 3 way 5 1/4" Pioneers sound great.

Now I can take my sub box out and have all my space back.
--Jeff--

Now I can take my sub box out and have all my space back.
--Jeff--
A real space saver!
#7
But then.. what about us with a singlecab and bucket seats??? We have even less options! Actually I've got 2 6x9's mounted in the doors and an Audiobhan Platinum 4-way 200w amp under the passeger seat.
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#8
Originally Posted by OneTrickToy
But then.. what about us with a singlecab and bucket seats??? We have even less options! .
Then its Time for a "pass-though bed conversion", then its all the 18" woofers, batteries and amps you can afford to stuff back there
#9
As soon as I buy a 92'-95' ext'd cab 4x4, I'm really going to muck around with some type of custom installation for 2 of those 6.5" JL Audio Subs (Yes you heard it - 6.5" subs by JL Audio - if you haven't heard this already they make 'em). I'd imagine a 200-250 Watt 2 channel amp would have no problem powering 2 of these well. Maybe with a little work they might fit in a similar fashion to the installation made here. However I'd imagine your 5 1/4" speakers have a pretty shallow mounting depth?
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Yeah- the 5 1/4's are not more than 2" deep probably- There is more room in there though, that compartment is about 4 - 5" deep I think. I wish there was a good way to have a big sub without taking up all the room. I have to take mine out in hunting season, camping, etc...
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