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Old 04-04-13, 08:06 PM   #1
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Speaker size

Can someone tell me what size are the rear speakers,as im getting fed up with just having front ones!Any suggestions brand etc,mid range,not to pricy though,just had to pay £100 to get the missus car throught the mot
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Hatchback is 5.25 and Saloon is 6.5 I believe

You get what you pay for really
I just put some £30 sony speakers in for treble and put 2 JBL Subs in for the Bass
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Old 04-04-13, 08:19 PM   #3
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Hatchback is 5.25 and Saloon is 6.5 I believe

You get what you pay for really
I just put some £30 sony speakers in for treble and put 2 JBL Subs in for the Bass
Yep ...

Just put some focals in the back of my hatch - awesome and £40 used off the bay of E
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Old 04-04-13, 08:39 PM   #4
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Same front front and back for saloons.
Just stuck some alpine co-axial in the back for more fill.
And just got the front components today.
Even just the back updated gives so much better sound quality!
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Old 04-04-13, 09:23 PM   #5
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Bit of sticky-back velcro on the underside of the speaker grilles and it looks OEM.
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Old 04-04-13, 09:25 PM   #6
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Oh, and ford to generic speaker adapters so you don't have to do any chopping of the speakers cables

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Old 04-04-13, 09:35 PM   #7
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^^^ exactly what I did looks normal and sounds loads better.
I also dynamatted the parcel shelf.
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Thanks for the info.Will have a look about tmrr
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