Speaker Sizes
In my 90' im getting ready to install a stereo and alarm in it, and Im not sure what size speakers to get...
Theres the in-dash speakers, doors, and the rear seat speakers
I dont trust the fitment guides ive seen on the net' so I ask here for people with first hand experience
My educated guess would be -
Dash - 3x5
Doors - 5x7
Rear - 6x9
Also since I'm installing an alarm in the car - who should I go to for parts/installation?
Ive got a few places in mind so far but would like to evaluate all options if you all have had good experiences somewhere
Theres the in-dash speakers, doors, and the rear seat speakers
I dont trust the fitment guides ive seen on the net' so I ask here for people with first hand experience
My educated guess would be -
Dash - 3x5
Doors - 5x7
Rear - 6x9
Also since I'm installing an alarm in the car - who should I go to for parts/installation?
Ive got a few places in mind so far but would like to evaluate all options if you all have had good experiences somewhere
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Try to stay away form the oval speakers. get an adapter plate to run a round speaker. A round cone is stiffer (will play louder without distortion) than a oval.
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amplifier for all speakers and one 10" sub for the rear...a 10" is ALLLL you need.
Infiniti round speakers are better than the same line ovals. I did not like my Infiniti's, the cones warped from the summer heat.
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Now im running some $40 pioneers in the rear deck. a $400 set of Fosgates in the front doors and $600 in subs.
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