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Been awhile since I started on this and lots of info and help from folks here..
did not see it happening this way but I ended up with 2 Cerwin Vega B2 stealths...500 watt each front driving some BT 7.1's and rear pods added with Polk 651MM.. Still needs some tweaking but they fit and sounds great.
Been awhile since I started on this and lots of info and help from folks here..
did not see it happening this way but I ended up with 2 Cerwin Vega B2 stealths...500 watt each front driving some BT 7.1's and rear pods added with Polk 651MM.. Still needs some tweaking but they fit and sounds great.
Been awhile since I started on this and lots of info and help from folks here..
did not see it happening this way but I ended up with 2 Cerwin Vega B2 stealths...500 watt each front driving some BT 7.1's and rear pods added with Polk 651MM.. Still needs some tweaking but they fit and sounds great.
Very nice set up! The Polks and the Moto's sound better in the rear pod location than any speaker I've had in there with the possible exception of the BT 7.1's back there! But yeah for 6.5 speakers you can't beat the Polk MM651 and the Moto 602's in that location.
funny thing...the amps sit about an 1/8" too high and just hit the inside fairing...I got it together but it is flexed a bit. I am tearing it down and modifing the 2 side breckets to drop them that 1/8". Then I will be real happy.
Very nice set up! The Polks and the Moto's sound better in the rear pod location than any speaker I've had in there with the possible exception of the BT 7.1's back there! But yeah for 6.5 speakers you can't beat the Polk MM651 and the Moto 602's in that location.
I got the sound pretty darn good...but I still say the Polks sound better than the twice as expensive BT7.1's. Either you can hear anything you want at 80mph.....
I got the sound pretty darn good...but I still say the Polks sound better than the twice as expensive BT7.1's. Either you can hear anything you want at 80mph.....
Thanks again for the help..
I would double check the speaker polarity then. The large connection on the 7.1's is Negative.
funny thing...the amps sit about an 1/8" too high and just hit the inside fairing...I got it together but it is flexed a bit. I am tearing it down and modifying the 2 side brackets to drop them that 1/8". Then I will be real happy.
Got it...Just took out the 2 rear mounting screws..drilled 2 new holes in the mount and got it tilted down about 10 more degrees..fits perfect now.
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