rear speakers.
rear speakers.
hi,
i bought these rear speakers to go in the rear of my sj, to maby give a little more dynamic sound.
but im not 100% sure how to fit them. i think there parcel shelf speakers but they dont have any holes in the bottom? i was thinking of fitting them over the wheel arches but wanted to mount them in a way that they didnt take all the vibration from the road, and off roading.
any ideas would be great!
thankyou!
i bought these rear speakers to go in the rear of my sj, to maby give a little more dynamic sound.
but im not 100% sure how to fit them. i think there parcel shelf speakers but they dont have any holes in the bottom? i was thinking of fitting them over the wheel arches but wanted to mount them in a way that they didnt take all the vibration from the road, and off roading.
any ideas would be great!
thankyou!
Re: rear speakers.
hmmmm , they look like they will be rather akward to fit in an sj.
any way to take them a part and use just the front face mount into the rear quarter panel?
any way to take them a part and use just the front face mount into the rear quarter panel?
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Re: rear speakers.
No offence but they are crap. Scottie is right they are from the 90s and were useless from new , just used to die or make hideous noises.
But they survived this long so you might have a good set
But they survived this long so you might have a good set
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Re: rear speakers.
yea, I heard goodmans arent the best but ive been playing them in my room for a while now and they dony sound too bad,
Re: rear speakers.
this is how ive been using them so far, lol
i think they should sound good either side of my rear bench seat, but i want to mount them in a way that they dont rattle to death and start sounding rubbish like the rest of them, lol. thinking of making a little shelf to put them on or something?
i think they should sound good either side of my rear bench seat, but i want to mount them in a way that they dont rattle to death and start sounding rubbish like the rest of them, lol. thinking of making a little shelf to put them on or something?
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Re: rear speakers.
You could make some kind of box over the top of the arches then put some anti-vibration material on the top and then fix the speakers on that. Dad used that kind of stuff to stop the compressors from rattling the shed to bits.
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Re: rear speakers.
I fitted my sub in the space by the rear of my wheel arch
I wouldn't mount anything over the top of the wheel arch as your rear passenger will bang their elbows on it!
I wouldn't mount anything over the top of the wheel arch as your rear passenger will bang their elbows on it!
Re: rear speakers.
Or use them as arm rests what size is that sub Luke? I might boy racer it up with the LWB, we've got a twin 12" sub box and 900w amp in the workshop takes up half the back in a SWB
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Re: rear speakers.
I think its 10" or possibly 8", it does fit nicely, originally my box came right over the wheel arch, I only had to have one offroad trip to realise it was too long and it needed to be cut down!