6x9 Speakers
Have to add my bit.
Lees 6x9s were v impressive, but if you do intend to fit a sub (and can upgrade your front spekears - see Lee) then remove rear speakers altogether and have dedicated sub for bass.
Do them in stages whatever, just remove them whenyou have a sub and front spekears.
Lees 6x9s were v impressive, but if you do intend to fit a sub (and can upgrade your front spekears - see Lee) then remove rear speakers altogether and have dedicated sub for bass.
Do them in stages whatever, just remove them whenyou have a sub and front spekears.
I'm not sure I agree with Adam! 
That said I think all systems need a subwoofer, and not some go between!
Hmmm, now to get the subs in phase!! That's another problem! - Cheers Lee and Adam
Andy

That said I think all systems need a subwoofer, and not some go between!
Hmmm, now to get the subs in phase!! That's another problem! - Cheers Lee and Adam
Andy
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I should just point out (for Richie's benefit)..mine accept upto 150W RMS, and although they have a very impressive efficiency you NEED an amp. I ran them off a 4x55W head unit for 10 seconds and nearly sent them back !! I use a 4x60W RMS Amp to drive these and the fronts.
I should just point out (for Richie's benefit)..mine accept upto 150W RMS, and although they have a very impressive efficiency you NEED an amp. I ran them off a 4x55W head unit for 10 seconds and nearly sent them back !! I use a 4x60W RMS Amp to drive these and the fronts.
Yes I'd definitely agree with that.
For me boot space was an important consideration - I bought a fibreglass/mdf box from auto audio (subworx) in manchester..it snugly fits in the rear quarter..I still have a nice square space left.
For me boot space was an important consideration - I bought a fibreglass/mdf box from auto audio (subworx) in manchester..it snugly fits in the rear quarter..I still have a nice square space left.
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