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I've been looking to change out the factory Bose system in my '98 coupe and saw some people had replaced their factory speakers using speaker plates. I don't know anyone is making them or knows where to purchase them but any information on getting some would be much appreciated. Thanks for the help guys!
-Jonas
forum member vrumvrum makes some excellent plates, but it isn't hard to use your old ones as templates on some 1/2" wood if you want to make them yourself.
Thanks Mark.
I tried to PM vrumvrum but it said he has chosen to not receive PMs. Do you know if he is still making them and if he is how to get a hold of him? If not, how hard was it to make your own and how good is the sound quality with ½” wood?
From: Lino Lakes, MN _________________________ I Figured out how to do this!
St. Jude Donor '04-'05-'06
Originally Posted by OneHalfMex
Thanks Mark.
I tried to PM vrumvrum but it said he has chosen to not receive PMs. Do you know if he is still making them and if he is how to get a hold of him? If not, how hard was it to make your own and how good is the sound quality with ½” wood?
Send Vrumvrum an email instead of a PM thru the site. He will get back to ya!
I made my own out of 3/4 inch MDF from HD.
Just trace the pattern of the stock speaker plate onto the MDF and cut it out with a jig saw.
Very easy to do and they sound great......
I just built, from 5/8" Particle Board, some plates traced from the stock plates, for 1 5.25", 1 6.5" and a tweeter, the crossover placed in the door, tight fit but no interference for the window or the grill on the door. It is easy to do...took about 1 hour for each side, with wiring.
I just built, from 5/8" Particle Board, some plates traced from the stock plates, for 1 5.25", 1 6.5" and a tweeter, the crossover placed in the door, tight fit but no interference for the window or the grill on the door. It is easy to do...took about 1 hour for each side, with wiring.
just a heads up, if the x-over is in the door you may want to think about sealing them up, a lot of moisture sneaks back there. i bet even zip lock bag (with hot glue around the area where the wires come out) would do the trick.