Stereo Experts Speaker questions?
#11
JL makes a component 7.7" speaker and they are releasing a component style 7.7 with the tweeter mounted in the grill. Their stuff is as good as you are going to find in marine application.
http://marine.jlaudio.com/products_c...php?page_id=22
Then you can add some cool billet covers for them too.
http://www.xaudiocovers.com/store/index.php?cPath=57
Here's some in a 25 Daytona, the tweeters have platinum bezels around them to match the carbon fiber inserts on the interior.
http://marine.jlaudio.com/products_c...php?page_id=22
Then you can add some cool billet covers for them too.
http://www.xaudiocovers.com/store/index.php?cPath=57
Here's some in a 25 Daytona, the tweeters have platinum bezels around them to match the carbon fiber inserts on the interior.
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#13
badkachina,
Is that boat or someones boat that you know? The reason I ask, is i have been thinking about putting a speaker in the same location as that boat. Right next to the throttle. My concern is that i'll end up with bloody knuckles every time it gets a little rough. What are your thoughts on that?
Is that boat or someones boat that you know? The reason I ask, is i have been thinking about putting a speaker in the same location as that boat. Right next to the throttle. My concern is that i'll end up with bloody knuckles every time it gets a little rough. What are your thoughts on that?
#14
BTW, i agree JL is the way to go. I had JL in my truck about 10 years ago and they sounded and lasted way beyond all the other brands i've had.
that being said, i personally wouldn't spend the money for JL's for my application. The boat is so loud already, more mildly priced speakers get the job done to my desire.
that being said, i personally wouldn't spend the money for JL's for my application. The boat is so loud already, more mildly priced speakers get the job done to my desire.
#15
badkachina,
Is that boat or someones boat that you know? The reason I ask, is i have been thinking about putting a speaker in the same location as that boat. Right next to the throttle. My concern is that i'll end up with bloody knuckles every time it gets a little rough. What are your thoughts on that?
Is that boat or someones boat that you know? The reason I ask, is i have been thinking about putting a speaker in the same location as that boat. Right next to the throttle. My concern is that i'll end up with bloody knuckles every time it gets a little rough. What are your thoughts on that?
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Thanks to everyone for the great feedback now one more question, do you think the 8" or 7.7" speaker is enough of an upgrade from a 6.5" that I won't feel the need to get subwoofers? How would the 6.5 compare to the 8" or 7.7" of the same brand?
Last edited by IRONMAN; 03-02-2007 at 10:26 PM. Reason: add
#17
You will get better bass response from the 8" 2-way then the 6.5". Depending on how much bass you want, you may still need a subwoofer.
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#19
This may be apples to oranges but I've had a set of 8" JL Audio subs in my truck since 1993 (in two other vehicles prior) and they still sound great. Also bought a JL Audio amp about four years ago and love it.
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