AdvanBlack 8" lids
T, I know your not a fan of Hertz in the rear, but I bought a pair of 200Ls. It will give me some lows at low speed, and the range goes high enough to fill in at speed. Plus, they handle 200 watts and have a 95 sensitive rating.
Yes, I really wanted to get the 880s but I'm going to run with the AdvanBlack lids. The colors match perfect and they seem pretty solid. Plus I managed to get them on without screwing them up.
Yes, I really wanted to get the 880s but I'm going to run with the AdvanBlack lids. The colors match perfect and they seem pretty solid. Plus I managed to get them on without screwing them up.
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Originally Posted by gunslingersnation
T, I know your not a fan of Hertz in the rear, but I bought a pair of 200Ls. It will give me some lows at low speed, and the range goes high enough to fill in at speed. Plus, they handle 200 watts and have a 95 sensitive rating.
Yes, I really wanted to get the 880s but I'm going to run with the AdvanBlack lids. The colors match perfect and they seem pretty solid. Plus I managed to get them on without screwing them up.
Yes, I really wanted to get the 880s but I'm going to run with the AdvanBlack lids. The colors match perfect and they seem pretty solid. Plus I managed to get them on without screwing them up.
T
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Originally Posted by gunslingersnation
I wonder if the Hertz 200L will fit with no mods. Maybe a 1/2" speaker ring would help.
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Originally Posted by gunslingersnation
T, I know your not a fan of Hertz in the rear, but I bought a pair of 200Ls. It will give me some lows at low speed, and the range goes high enough to fill in at speed. Plus, they handle 200 watts and have a 95 sensitive rating.
Yes, I really wanted to get the 880s but I'm going to run with the AdvanBlack lids. The colors match perfect and they seem pretty solid. Plus I managed to get them on without screwing them up.
Yes, I really wanted to get the 880s but I'm going to run with the AdvanBlack lids. The colors match perfect and they seem pretty solid. Plus I managed to get them on without screwing them up.
200 watts for those is ok at best. I'd shoot for 400 if you can do it. An SD800.4 4 ohm bridges to them would be perfect. But make sure you have a grille with some space between it and the speaker. They have a lot of excursion and will slam the grille on bass heavy songs
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Originally Posted by gunslingersnation
Damn, I thought 200 would be plenty.
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Originally Posted by Hayesrs
For what it's worth Rockville RXM84s fit with no modifications.