t_chelle16 said:Okay, I'll tell.
They're little ceiling medallions - normally used for making ceiling fan and hanging light bases look fancy.
The edge of the speaker grille fits above the middle rounded spot.
It will bring the speaker forward 5/8".
And they're plastic so I don't have to do any shaping or smoothing.
(Oh, and my mom gets credit for the idea)
-Chelle
Fader has nothing to do with turning the volume up. All it simply does is turn the volume down to the speakers being faded away. (Does that make sensemustangdave said:They won't sound like crap because you won't hear them unless you turn your fader to the frt. which loses all of your bass that you should be getting from the trunk but you have boxes anyway and no this is not a run-on sentence I don't care what the English majors say and who are they anyway to criticize us just because........
those look like Q Logic's. Im in the process of opening a account with themZ06killinSBF said:These, just get these!!!
tweet66 said:No problem. Hows every one down there in the MFMC. Used to be part of the club when I lived in Winter Park. Kinda miss it, having the year round cruises and meetings. Do you guys still have the 2nd Saturday meetings at the Casselbury Commons (Publix parking lot)?
Z06killinSBF said:These, just get these!!!
I found them here:Z06killinSBF said:These, just get these!!!
Rating 1 out of 5.
a lot of money for so little product
Written by Lee, Longmont Colorado on October 12, 2005
These aren't even cut out for the speakers and no template & no mounting holes. Cheap plastic & certainly not worth the $120.00. I thought I would at least get an enclosure that had good acoustic capabilities without having to buy more material to pack it. In my opinion $20.00 would have been a good price for this product.
Hmmmm...well my friend put a set in his 82' S-10 and they sounded great. Who knowsEdbert said:I found them here:
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-H8xALk13W9H/cgi-bin/ProdView.asp?g=182850&I=044U50011
They are $120 for a pair, the website says they WONT fit a 67 Mustang and the only review that was written says this...
How did he mount them? Are there tabs or something on them that get screwed on from the back?Z06killinSBF said:Hmmmm...well my friend put a set in his 82' S-10 and they sounded great. Who knows
mfp4073 said:Thats a lot of money for something with no speakers. I am thinking that the setup that chelle came up with and the addition of a directional mounted tweeter would work pretty well. $6 for the pair of rings, $25 for the kickpanels and then whatever you want to spend on speakers is not too bad.
He got some off of Ebay. We bolted them together and then covered the back in Dynamat.Edbert said:How did he mount them? Are there tabs or something on them that get screwed on from the back?
$120 is a lot of dinero for some plastic housings regardless of sounds and mounting.
I'll probably pick up some thin foam weather stripping at the hardware store.Z06killinSBF said:Make sure you use some type of sealant on those rings between the speaker and between the kick panels. One thing your trying to eliminate is the sound waves from the rear of the speaker mixing with the front waves. Will sound like mush and wont be loud at all. If you dont believe me, set your speakers in the floor and listen to them. Will sound like crap.
Since you like the home inprovement storest_chelle16 said:I'll probably pick up some thin foam weather stripping at the hardware store.
-Chelle
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