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| jonathon |
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g`day all
can anyone recommend a really good 6 inch round speaker to upgrade from the standard ford speakers in a ebll, i would prefer pioneer... i don't really want 6x9s as i have two woofers in the boot all help is much appreciated
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| shazza9275 |
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look at MB quart
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| Stone |
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How much do you want to spend?
Do you want splits/components or coaxials? Since you gave no budget and specified Pioneer; If you want splits: http://www.pioneer.com.au/en/Products/C ... 71PRS.aspx If you want coaxials: http://www.pioneer.com.au/en/Products/C ... 1602R.aspx |
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| KWIKXR |
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If they are for the rear (which is what im assuming) id go for a good set of 6" coaxial 2 ways, Pioneer speakers work well in my experience, nice and clear and are pretty reasonably priced. You've got 2 subs in the back so no need to go all out on something that will probably be only used as rear fill
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| frankieh |
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specialist speakers are nearly always better than from brands like alpine, pioneer etc..
Brands like MB quart and Focal, CDT, JL Audio etc come from companies who have massive investment in speaker technologies and it's usually all they make. I've sold all of those speakers, and alpine/pioneer and many others over the years and fitted them before that... I can say that as a general rule, the specialist speakers have a richer sound. (the hi end pioneers and DDR alpines are pretty good though.) rgds Frank |
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| jonathon |
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thanks for the replys
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