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DYNAUDIO seperates
Anyone tried to cram a pair of DYNAUDIO seperates into the doors on a 7th gen coupe?? I'm thinking that the 2 ways would almost REQUIRE Qform kick panels. For about the same money as 2 way seperates plus the Qforms I could buy the 3 way seperates & put the tweets in the sail panels (or on the door closer to the factory mid); put the 3" mids where the factory speakers are in the door & put the woofer in an enclosure with the sub since they only play up to about 170 Hz or so. Thoughs???
BTW: I know they cost too much. lol.
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Originally Posted by lvc2
Anyone tried to cram a pair of DYNAUDIO seperates into the doors on a 7th gen coupe?? I'm thinking that the 2 ways would almost REQUIRE Qform kick panels. For about the same money as 2 way seperates plus the Qforms I could buy the 3 way seperates & put the tweets in the sail panels (or on the door closer to the factory mid); put the 3" mids where the factory speakers are in the door & put the woofer in an enclosure with the sub since they only play up to about 170 Hz or so. Thoughs???
BTW: I know they cost too much. lol.
BTW: I know they cost too much. lol.
you do not want 170 hz in the trunk. definitely dont want it.
actually, the neo structure on dyn's probably makes em real easy to fit in the door
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Rep Power: 0 The DYn's fit into civic doors with some slight trimming of sheetmetal and the plastic ring on the door panel itself. The Dyns are euro 6 3/4" speakers. Basically trim the sheetmetal using tin snips to fit, add a 1/2" spacer, trim about 1/4" all around from the door panel ring itself and there ya go
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Originally Posted by LudlamTheory
you do not want 170 hz in the trunk. definitely dont want it.
actually, the neo structure on dyn's probably makes em real easy to fit in the door
actually, the neo structure on dyn's probably makes em real easy to fit in the door
I've dynomatted & carpeted my trunk and typically ride around with the rear seat down. So when I talk about putting the woofers in the sub enclosure they wouldn't be in a closed trunk trying to play through the rear seat and/or deck. Thanks for the responses. 
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