Convertible Speakers
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Convertible Speakers
So does anyone have any opinions on these? Or know of any other brands that make these sized speakers.
http://www.3rdstrategy.com/RX7.htm
http://www.3rdstrategy.com/RX7.htm
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Rotary $ > AMG $
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So does anyone have any opinions on these? Or know of any other brands that make these sized speakers.
http://www.3rdstrategy.com/RX7.htm
http://www.3rdstrategy.com/RX7.htm
This all being said, I find it pretty bizarre that the only install they show on the web site consists of a headrest sliced open and stuck back together with electrical tape.
Pretty bizarre.
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Rotary $ > AMG $
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This doesn't mean the product is bad, maybe it is just new.
This is not the first. There has been an OEM replacement speaker floating around with similar claims. I do not remember the brand. Actual users have not been impressed.
The most interesting thing about this speaker is that it is 8 ohms. This means you can use it with an aftermarket head unit using the internal amp and fader without worrying about the 2 ohm load presented.
The downside of this is that with an oem system, these speakers will only sound about half as loud.
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the price really isn't too bad for a plug and play device, but I have been holding off until I reupholster my seats because I don't know or haven't seen any other way to do besides having to tear up the headrests, unless I'm mistaken.
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3.5" speakers fit fine. A friend of mine did it a while ago. There is a writeup on it.
3.5" speakers fit fine. A friend of mine did it a while ago. There is a writeup on it.
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