Looking for a decent set of components, but the mounting depth can't be over 2.5 inches and I don't have any room to add a spacer. Any suggestions, looking to spend around $150 or lower and they will be getting about 40-50 watts.
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Looking for a decent set of components, but the mounting depth can't be over 2.5 inches and I don't have any room to add a spacer. Any suggestions, looking to spend around $150 or lower and they will be getting about 40-50 watts.
JBL GTO608C 6-1/2" 2-Way Grand Touring Component Speakers System
Massive Audio SK 6 II (SK6) 6-1/2" 2-Way Slim Component Speakers
Pioneer TS-D1720C (tsd1720c) 6-3/4" (Oversized 6-1/2") 2-way D-
JBL P660C 6-1/2" 2-way Power Series Component Speakers System
Pioneer TS and the JBL P660s would be my top choices
The pioneers don't looke bad and they seem to have good reviews. Would the oversized 6 3/4 be an issue? I'm having to use a speaker adapter to fit the 6x9 hole.Quote:
Originally Posted by neo_styles
Worst case, make a baffle out of MDF but you might be ok
Massive sk's
Get the JBL Power series, you won't be disappointed.
Massive's shallow speakers are really shallow, but they use a traditional design that makes the Xmax really limited when you squash the depth that much. I like Massive Audio but I'd give the SK components a pass when there's 2.5" of depth available.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bettr n' Revrse
Techronics has a lot of CDT stuff on eBay and I confirmed with Ken at CDT that they did not buy it factory direct. There's no factory warranty on any of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by mclerico83
Have someone selling a used set of CDT Audio HD-62im Componenents with upgraded CDT 550i crossovers for $200. It's a little more than I want to spend, but looking online these seem to be a higher end of components? Any experience on these and what about the price? Thanks
The HDs are great comps and, for 200, are a solid deal. Especially since they have the upstage-capable crossovers. They are darn decent performers and with them priced right next to the JBL MS comps, would probably go for the CDT.
yeah I think I might try these out, the price does seem pretty good. Looks like they can handle alot of power (125w I think) and I only will have 75w going to each component so hopefully that's will still be enough!
yeah I think I might try these out, the price does seem pretty good. Looks like they can handle alot of power (125w I think) and I only will have 75w going to each component so hopefully that's will still be enough!
Well ended up getting the CDT's for $175. They are in great condition and come with all hardware, paperwork, and original box! I think I got a pretty good deal, now just have to wait until other stuff gets in before I can install them.