Thanks for the help guys. I ended up buying some 5x7 to 6.5" speaker
adapters and putting them in. Oddly enough it had some old MB Quart
2-way 5x7 speakers back there. I took 'em out in favor of the newer
Pioneer 6.5", 4 way speakers with aramid fiber reinforced cones... more
bass and more clarity from the rear. Now I'm tempted to get some sound
deadening sheets for the doors to block out a bit more of those M/T tire
roar. ;)
MattB
Mike Sykes wrote:
>
>>> but it's a lot more work, and I'm wondering how much they'll
> backfill the bass compared to a decent 5x7. Any opinions?<<
>
> Putting the 6.5 in there will provide you with more bass for sure..
> well, any round speaker will have better sound quality and a broader
> frequency range than an oval speaker. If you can make the 6.5 fit and
> can give it the power it wants, you'll be much happier with it than
> trying to find some 5x7's.
>
> I don't know if they still make them, but there used to be a component
> 2-way 5.25 and small tweeter that fit in a 5x7 plate just for
> applications where there was a 5x7 speaker from the factory. Might be
> worth checkin' out if you're as lazy as I am and just wanna tackle the
> project with a philips head =)
>
> - miggity
> 00' R/T CC... mods, I has them.
>
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