I already have 6.5 Eclipse coaxials from my old car. My new car now has 6x9 in the rear, is there anyway to make the 6.5" fit into the 6x9?
Thanks,
Jesse
I already have 6.5 Eclipse coaxials from my old car. My new car now has 6x9 in the rear, is there anyway to make the 6.5" fit into the 6x9?
Thanks,
Jesse
yeah.....you can buy a piece to switch them over...dont know what its called but i bought mine at a local shop
Its called a baffle, you can make them very eaisly,
Thanks, does anyone have a link for a how-to on making baffles?
They dont alter the sound quality at all do they?
Basically:
Trace the 6x9 onto a piece of MDF
cut it out
Then, find the cutout diameter of your 6.5's
use a compass to draw the cutout on the MDF ( from the center)
Cut that out
And you are done !
If anything, they will make it sound better
Thanks.. and does the MDF sit ontop of the rear deck? Wouldnt that cause the speaker to be a little too high and look arkward?
Also what thickness MDF should I use?
Doesnt matter really.
If you mount it under it wouldnt be to high
If you can, het some 1/2" if not get some 3/4"

if you mount the baffle under and the speaker on top of the baffle that should make the speaker about flush w the shelf!

Thanks, I think I'll just do that. I dont have the tools or the place to be cutting MDF while living at my dorm.Originally Posted by Prowler573
One more question, are 6.5 generally better than 6x9?
depends what you want them for -- but IMHO yea...Originally Posted by 06 Cobalt
Dylan Matlow -- Ology Audio
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Believe it or notThat is a 6.5"
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The oval cone wont produce sound as good as a round cone.
6 1/2" components> 6x9's
USE THIN ABS PLASTIC. if your worried about clearance
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