Could this be the perfect BOSE 6x9 replacement.
Originally Posted by BillBoost37
They don't fit even with the spacers?
They look like a nice replacement for some. it would be tough to directly replace the premium level 6x9'* without rewiring.
They look like a nice replacement for some. it would be tough to directly replace the premium level 6x9'* without rewiring.
Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
Originally Posted by BillBoost37
They don't fit even with the spacers?
They look like a nice replacement for some. it would be tough to directly replace the premium level 6x9'* without rewiring.
They look like a nice replacement for some. it would be tough to directly replace the premium level 6x9'* without rewiring.
I had to do that with my Boston'*. I just measured the long and short diameters of the speaker frame, and used the Ellipse tool in Adobe Illustrator to print out a template onto cardstock (select tool, click on page, enter long and short diameters, press enter), which I cut out and traced with a Sharpie on the top of the stock speaker brackets, then used a Dremel to trim away the excess plastic until the speaker fit properly. It took like ten minutes.
Originally Posted by Bugsi
I had to do that with my Boston'*. I just measured the long and short diameters of the speaker frame, and used the Ellipse tool in Adobe Illustrator to print out a template onto cardstock (select tool, click on page, enter long and short diameters, press enter), which I cut out and traced with a Sharpie on the top of the stock speaker brackets, then used a Dremel to trim away the excess plastic until the speaker fit properly. It took like ten minutes.
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