Attn. Corvettecrazy: Speakers and Amps.
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Well it seems I will have a problem finding an amp with a low enough output to amp the speakers at 2ohms. Maybe I should go for the Kappa Perfects or the CDTAudio set?
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onec you figure out what speakers you want check out ebay you can always find them at the cheapest there.
infinity, alpine, rockford, clarion, kicker, audioban, polk,and some piomeer and kenwood speakers. thats about all that i can think of right now. for good name speakers that is.
infinity, alpine, rockford, clarion, kicker, audioban, polk,and some piomeer and kenwood speakers. thats about all that i can think of right now. for good name speakers that is.
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Well I think I decided on the CDTAudio CL-62s for the front, I just to to decide on some 6x9s. I was thinking the CDT Audio ones for that too, they do not have any tweeters they only handle lows is that preferable or should I look for a set that can do some highs too?
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Originally Posted by 96LeSabre
CDTAudio CL-62s for the front, , they do not have any tweeters they only handle lows is that preferable or should I look for a set that can do some highs too?
well i went to http://www.cdtaudio.com/classic2000MidDriv.htm and they look realy nice and the specs a nice but the price whewwwwwwww. you can find that same deal for alot cheaper. and yes i would go for a 3-way rear 6x9 speaker.
3-way speakers would have a woffer a midrange and a tweeter all in one speaker.
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Actually I found them for $200 with free shipping instead of $350. Only cheaper priice is $180 on EBay...and I don't use EBay and with shipping it'd probably cost more.
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if you are considering a CDT set (which I highly reccomend) then you NEED to talk to : djdilliondon over aol instant messenger. He sells CDT stuff at some awsome prices.
For example, this is his current AIM profile
He is an awsome reliable guy. Very smart in audio stuff also.
For example, this is his current AIM profile
This months specials! For a limited time get a 10 year warranty with any cdt cl,ef,hd, or es series for just 10 bux! ES-07 is 20 bux!
EF-51neo/61neo $185 shipped new release limited! Free 10 year warranty!
HD-62 components $330! Free 10 year warranty!
ES-07 custom active package! consist of 2 es-07
mids and 2 es 01 1" silk tweeters $425!
ES-07.3 braxials $525 shipped
EF-61cfi/24 carbon fiber components with all upgrades $225.
CL-62i/24 6.5" classic set with 560'* and 1" silks. Best set of the cl series $175.
EF-8 8" cast subwoofer/midbass drivers $65 each shipped
Ka-61 6.5" comp set all new intented for the budget user $100.
CL-60 components new $150!
Many more on special as well!
EF-51neo/61neo $185 shipped new release limited! Free 10 year warranty!
HD-62 components $330! Free 10 year warranty!
ES-07 custom active package! consist of 2 es-07
mids and 2 es 01 1" silk tweeters $425!
ES-07.3 braxials $525 shipped
EF-61cfi/24 carbon fiber components with all upgrades $225.
CL-62i/24 6.5" classic set with 560'* and 1" silks. Best set of the cl series $175.
EF-8 8" cast subwoofer/midbass drivers $65 each shipped
Ka-61 6.5" comp set all new intented for the budget user $100.
CL-60 components new $150!
Many more on special as well!
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also: if you are getting the 6.5" midranges you know you will probably need to make custom mounts for them. (I would mount them to the door frames)
the tweeters should fit into the door pannels.
the tweeters should fit into the door pannels.
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I already have 6 1/2 in Pioneers installed so why wouldn't these fit?
EDIT: What times is the guy you mentioned usually on?
EDIT: What times is the guy you mentioned usually on?
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Does he have an email address I could reach him at. I see what I want right there in his sig. That way I could email him with what I want and my address and credit card info.
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When I wire the speakers into the amp which wire do I run to the amp? What does each wire running to the speakers do? Which is which? Which wire is suppose to run to which side of the speaker? I think that'* it, thanks for the help.