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Dec 1 2010 05:34pm
Quote (SKYE12977 @ Dec 1 2010 07:33pm)
i dont have to get shallows to put back there, just can't get ones the req 9+ depth


Ok then get regular P3's.

They have roughly 7" depth.
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Dec 1 2010 06:30pm
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Ok then get regular P3's.

They have roughly 7" depth.


250 for one :/
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Dec 1 2010 07:46pm
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Dec 1 2010 08:54pm
Question.
I've got a 1998 GMC Sierra Extended Cab 1500
I'm going to put my one sub in and my rockford amp ( the jack is on the other side under the back seat and i dont wanna take it out so one sub)
If I end up replacing the 6x9's in the doors and getting 2 or 4 mids and tweets with a 4 channel amp,

Question 1. Can I hook up 2x mids and tweets and 2x 6x9's to 1 4 channel amp?
Question 2. What's the best place to put 2 mids and 2 tweets in this type of truck?
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Dec 2 2010 01:51am
Quote (xSJsp @ Dec 1 2010 09:54pm)
Question.
I've got a 1998 GMC Sierra Extended Cab 1500
I'm going to put my one sub in and my rockford amp ( the jack is on the other side under the back seat and i dont wanna take it out so one sub)
If I end up replacing the 6x9's in the doors and getting 2 or 4 mids and tweets with a 4 channel amp,

Question 1. Can I hook up 2x mids and tweets and 2x 6x9's to 1 4 channel amp?
Question 2. What's the best place to put 2 mids and 2 tweets in this type of truck?


Answere 1. Yes. Use two channels for the front speakers, and the other two channels for the back speakers. You don't need tweeters if you have 2 or 3-way speakers (the ones with tweeters built into them)
If you have component speakers then they should come with a little box that sends power to the tweeters from the mid-range speakers.. Like you see here: http://electronics.shop.eebay.com/Car-Speakers-Speaker-Systems-/14936/i.html?Size=6%252E5%2522&Brand=Clarion%7CKenwood%7CKicker%7CPioneer%7CRockford%2520Fosgate%7CSoundstream&rt=nc&Type=Component%2520System&_catref=1&_dmpt=Car_Speakers&_fln=1&_ssov=1&_trksid=p3286.c0.m282

Answere 2. I would recommend finding out what size your stock speakers are (VIA crutchfield or sonicelectronix) and put your 2 mids there. They are probably in the doors in your truck.
I'm really not sure about the tweeters thought, I would guess that you would want them mounted onto the big plastic bar that is on either side of your windshield, and have them facing you.
Tweeters NEED to face the listener, otherwise they are pretty much useless if they are, for example, mouted facing straight up.
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Dec 2 2010 08:34am
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250 for one :/


You said it was less about the budget...

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Question.
I've got a 1998 GMC Sierra Extended Cab 1500
I'm going to put my one sub in and my rockford amp ( the jack is on the other side under the back seat and i dont wanna take it out so one sub)
If I end up replacing the 6x9's in the doors and getting 2 or 4 mids and tweets with a 4 channel amp,

Question 1. Can I hook up 2x mids and tweets and 2x 6x9's to 1 4 channel amp?
Question 2. What's the best place to put 2 mids and 2 tweets in this type of truck?


1) Yup. Hell, if you wanted to, you could hook 2 channels to your front speakers, and 2 channels to subs.
2) Kickpanels in the front are always a good option. Stock spots in the back since you have 6x9's. Plus, in trucks, the front is way more important than the back.
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#367
Dec 2 2010 03:05pm
Quote (Avoid @ 2 Dec 2010 10:34)
You said it was less about the budget...



1) Yup. Hell, if you wanted to, you could hook 2 channels to your front speakers, and 2 channels to subs.
2) Kickpanels in the front are always a good option. Stock spots in the back since you have 6x9's. Plus, in trucks, the front is way more important than the back.


less about it, but i cant spend it all on just the sub
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#368
Dec 2 2010 03:21pm
Quote (SKYE12977 @ Dec 2 2010 05:05pm)
less about it, but i cant spend it all on just the sub


So then my question to you AGAIN. What is your budget? How much do you have to spend for everything? $200 for a sub really isnt that much and if thats "spending it all" then you should continue to save more money.
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#369
Dec 2 2010 04:37pm
Some time ago all speakers besides the front two decided to stop working in my 4runner (4 total not working)

Where do I start..? its getting annoying only having treble from the front..
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Dec 2 2010 04:39pm
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Some time ago all speakers besides the front two decided to stop working in my 4runner (4 total not working)

Where do I start..?  its getting annoying only having treble from the front..


What year 4runner?
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