Recent content by Taylor xDx

For sure! I got the 6x9 adapters but found I’d have to remove my trunk torsion bars to install them. Almost did it but decided against it.

Thank you! I made the mistake of mounting 2 5.25 coax in each door and while its loud, it doesn’t sound as good as I’d like.

Oh sweet! That’s what I wanted to hear! Thank u very much.

Looks like ill be running a focal 130as component in front opening off front amp channel and ill run the 2nd 5.25 opening parallel with the rear deck 4x10s off the amps rear channel. Where can you find non coaxial 5.25 speakers separate without having to buy crossover and tweeter?

Its an 87 Grand National. Custom door panels (two 5.25 openings).

Okay thank you. Since i have 4 5.25 openings in my front doors. 2 per door, should i do a component and then maybe a coaxial? Or would that be too many tweeters? Just tryin to figure out how to utilize the 4 5-1/4 speaker openings and space in the dash. Thank u.

So I guess just run the 2 5-1/4 woofers out of the output on the crossover in parallel?? Hopefully that won’t fry the crossover or mess with the frequency.

(Edit) two tweeters in dash actually. So itd be two 5.25 woofers and one tweeter per front channel on amp. Thanx again.

Hey all, I’m new to audio. I want to have (2) 5.25 4 ohm speakers in both front doors and one tweeter in dashboard. Can i do this? Power is coming from a rockford 1000 watt 5 channel. The rear channels are powering (2) 4x10 in rear deck. Very appreciative of any feedback. Taylor

Hello. Im extremely new to car audio. Im attempting to install a system in a buick. Im gonna go with 4 5.25 speakers (2 in each front door) and 2 4x10 ( in rear deck) 2 tweeters in dash. Powered off a rockford 1000.5 5 channel. Im going to run the front door speakers in parallel and my question...