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Unfortunately speakers come in all different shapes and sizes so this is going to be an impossible question to answer. Example for pods: AD Design CX 62 is 2.625" deep. It has a really small magnet and fits nicely. The Digital Design AW 6.5 has a 2.6" mounting depth and will not fit because the magnet is significantly wider.
When it comes to brackets, you've got a ton of room back there and I have yet to find a speaker that wouldn't allow the fairing back on and I've had a few in there and a few monsters and the fairing goes on without issue, but again, this is all based on the shape of the magnet and speaker frame/basket.
Apologize for not being able to provide actual data for you but that's the answer. You're better off picking a speaker and asking if it will fit in the pod. There's enough guys here that have tried everything and it's either a yes, no or mods required when it comes to pods.
That's a reasonable answer. It sounds to me outside of pro audio that most Component and Co-ax speakers can be made to fit the pods then. I don't know if many large magent, deep basket Comps or Co-axes out there.
I have known the guy that had these built form the car audio forums for a long time, and I would like to try these out. It looks like I may need to invest in brackets first.
Last edited by marshallb; Jul 4, 2017 at 04:11 PM.
Reason: Corrected for clarity
I put a half inch spacer between the Biketronics brackets and DD Audio AW6.5s to give me the clearance l needed. I did remove the rubber magnet covers so the outer fairing would fit.
I put a half inch spacer between the Biketronics brackets and DD Audio AW6.5s to give me the clearance l needed. I did remove the rubber magnet covers so the outer fairing would fit.
What did you put in front of the AWs that needed the clearance?
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