BoominEclipse
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I used a jigsaw to cut holes for 6x9's in my car. The original holes are for 6.5". Well the thing went out of control and I ended up with holes too big to screw the speakers in.
What I did was used thick weather strip with the adhesive back and stuck it around the edge of the 6x9 and around the edge of the hole I cut. Then I caulked around the speaker making sure there was no gaps so it's sealed. When it dries it's gonna be stuck solid to the rear deck.
Question is will not screwing the speaker to the frame cause me to lose bass? I just wanted more bass than the 6.5" gave and while the caulk was drying I played some songs and automatic bass improvement.
Also would I get better bass if I boxed the 6x9's? These things hit pretty hard I'm sure they can hit harder.
Thanks in advance
What I did was used thick weather strip with the adhesive back and stuck it around the edge of the 6x9 and around the edge of the hole I cut. Then I caulked around the speaker making sure there was no gaps so it's sealed. When it dries it's gonna be stuck solid to the rear deck.
Question is will not screwing the speaker to the frame cause me to lose bass? I just wanted more bass than the 6.5" gave and while the caulk was drying I played some songs and automatic bass improvement.
Also would I get better bass if I boxed the 6x9's? These things hit pretty hard I'm sure they can hit harder.
Thanks in advance