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I wouldn't give up on those speakers. There's a ton of air space inside that RG fairing so you need to tame that down a bit. Wrap each speaker in 3 layers, 15x15" square of the thin layered polyfil from Walmart crafts section.
And FWIW, BT has finally released the adapter rings for the RG fairings on the 7.1"
well of course they did hahaha. Not sure how much space there is for wrapping polyfill, bit of a struggle to get the fairing back on around the body of the speakers as is. How are you guys securing the polyfill to the speaker body? Not sure I'm keen on hot glue etc..
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