LikeNew02
Well-Known LVC Member
I just made a new addition to my system that I am really pleased with.
I bought some 3 way polk 6x9s db690 (found them ebay for only $100 new) for my deck lid to replace the paper woofers. The speaker install fit was perfect and clean. Connected them to my old 2 channel punch 160 (40 RMS x 2). Damm!!!! They sound good. I would highly recommend this set up for those that want something nice that keeps a stock look. I was able to even put the amp the same place as the stock amp(new amp is 3 times a large 8^) ). The trunk area still looks stock, but now the bass pounds, and mid and highs sound just as clear. The bass rattles the back a little at high volume. Is dyno mat the answer to the rattle? Music even sounds sweet with it completly faded to the back.
I got my audio signal from the rear speaker wires, and then connected to the high/low inputs on the amp. The remote signal connects to power window signal. This wire could be improved. Any suggestions on improving wiring on these connections?
In the front doors, I have polk 3 way 5x7s that are connected to the factory amp. These also sound very good. They do vibrate the door a little with some long and low bass. Is full door dyno mat the answer to the rattle? No speakers in rear doors
Just ordered infinity 3.5'' kappas for the front console. After these I might be done.
The total cost all new speakers, small amp, and install kit was only $500ish!
Eventualy, I would like to install another amp for the front speakers, and maybe add and small sub.
Alex
I bought some 3 way polk 6x9s db690 (found them ebay for only $100 new) for my deck lid to replace the paper woofers. The speaker install fit was perfect and clean. Connected them to my old 2 channel punch 160 (40 RMS x 2). Damm!!!! They sound good. I would highly recommend this set up for those that want something nice that keeps a stock look. I was able to even put the amp the same place as the stock amp(new amp is 3 times a large 8^) ). The trunk area still looks stock, but now the bass pounds, and mid and highs sound just as clear. The bass rattles the back a little at high volume. Is dyno mat the answer to the rattle? Music even sounds sweet with it completly faded to the back.
I got my audio signal from the rear speaker wires, and then connected to the high/low inputs on the amp. The remote signal connects to power window signal. This wire could be improved. Any suggestions on improving wiring on these connections?
In the front doors, I have polk 3 way 5x7s that are connected to the factory amp. These also sound very good. They do vibrate the door a little with some long and low bass. Is full door dyno mat the answer to the rattle? No speakers in rear doors
Just ordered infinity 3.5'' kappas for the front console. After these I might be done.
The total cost all new speakers, small amp, and install kit was only $500ish!
Eventualy, I would like to install another amp for the front speakers, and maybe add and small sub.
Alex