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Old 05-07-2009, 12:54 AM
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Default Rear speakers
I am looking to fit rear speakers
All I need now is a little help and advise on what size speakers etc etc

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Depends on how big you hole is .....

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Do you mean behind the seat?
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They sound great
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ive got 13cm ones down behind teh seat sound great - and a little sub under teh front seat - its NO WAY as nice sounding as simons BUT cost 5% as much....
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Assuming she wants ones to fit these:

https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=696750
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I have tried the ones behind the headrest (self made the install), at a medium voume they give you a headache.

One behind the seat are better if a bit more muffled.
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Sound from the back is never any good.

I'd say stick with installing front components and a sub in the boot.

Job done
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Originally Posted by Hypersonik,May 7 2009, 01:40 PM
Sound from the back is never any good.

I'd say stick with installing front components and a sub in the boot.

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I second this. This kind of setup gives the most ideal sound stage in the car!

I had this kind of setup in my old CTR and never fails to impress me
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I was planning on getting a 10inch sub in the boot, changing the components and tweeters for something the same size/fittment just a little bit more beefy. One of my tweeters is crackling as it is so will be looking into this soon.

What size are the components?

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