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<blockquote data-quote="theCybe" data-source="post: 750649" data-attributes="member: 558105">They gave me two pairs of Pioneers, and installed them;I lifted my deck lid last week to do some deadening, and guess what.They&#039;re screwed in there all effed up;&nbsp; I&#039;m afraid to disassemble my doors.&nbsp; I took a look at the factory doorspeakers, and the mounting tabs (plastic) are all askew and face strange directions;&nbsp; So surely they just screwed the Pioneers in as best they could - that&#039;s what they did with the rears.&nbsp; There are probably giant gaps.When it gets warm, I&#039;m going to blow them up, and have a little discussion with them.Seems to me like maybe they aren&#039;t even aware of how speakers work;For the record, speakers don&#039;t work very well at all if the area in front of the cone isn&#039;t seperated from the area behind the cone.So my rear deck, and probably my doors, are pretty much free-airing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="theCybe, post: 750649, member: 558105"] They gave me two pairs of Pioneers, and installed them; I lifted my deck lid last week to do some deadening, and guess what. They're screwed in there all effed up; I'm afraid to disassemble my doors. I took a look at the factory doorspeakers, and the mounting tabs (plastic) are all askew and face strange directions; So surely they just screwed the Pioneers in as best they could - that's what they did with the rears. There are probably giant gaps. When it gets warm, I'm going to blow them up, and have a little discussion with them. Seems to me like maybe they aren't even aware of how speakers work; For the record, speakers don't work very well at all if the area in front of the cone isn't seperated from the area behind the cone. So my rear deck, and probably my doors, are pretty much free-airing. [/QUOTE]

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