Front speaker enclosures
speaker effectiveness??? you mean response and efficiency! most if not ALL speakers are suited for a IB set up. there response will be recorded in IB application. rarely if never do speaker manufactures give a net volume required.
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Jay, are you French..? Gilli, the fronts are pretty small (say around .2 maybe). I think I know where you're going with this but unless you glass the inside, its probably not worth worrying about. I just filled the fronts and the soundbar with some poly and a little dynamat to reduce the vibrations and it worked pretty decent. Just my 2 pennies worth of info.
Jay, are you French..? Gilli, the fronts are pretty small (say around .2 maybe). I think I know where you're going with this but unless you glass the inside, its probably not worth worrying about. I just filled the fronts and the soundbar with some poly and a little dynamat to reduce the vibrations and it worked pretty decent. Just my 2 pennies worth of info.
Dash: 6-3/4"
Roll Bar: 6-3/4"
The fronts are pretty deep. You can get away with using pretty much any 6.5". I would throw a small amount of poly fill in there and drop in your new woofers.
Roll bar is shallow. So you would be better off using a 'slim' speaker for that. I would use crutchfields "outfit my Car" as a reference and shop around for those particular speakers. I have Polk Audio db6501 for the fronts and db651s for the roll bar. They are pretty f-ing loud.
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I measured mine a couple months ago, because I wanted to try porting them but decided it looked damned near impossible.....
Going from memory this is what I recall the dimensions of the enclosure being.
In U.S. "inches"
L=6 3/4"
W= 6 3/4"
D=8"
For the Depth, the bottom length is actually slight longer than the top. So it was actually closer to being something like this for the Depth dimensions.
D(Top) 6 3/4"
D(Bottom) 8"
These measurements probably aren't exact...if you need the exact dimensions. That enclosure is not a square or rectangular shape.
Going from memory this is what I recall the dimensions of the enclosure being.
In U.S. "inches"
L=6 3/4"
W= 6 3/4"
D=8"
For the Depth, the bottom length is actually slight longer than the top. So it was actually closer to being something like this for the Depth dimensions.
D(Top) 6 3/4"
D(Bottom) 8"
These measurements probably aren't exact...if you need the exact dimensions. That enclosure is not a square or rectangular shape.
Last edited by Rednroll; Sep 29, 2010 at 12:08 PM.


