speaker adapters
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Joined: Sep 2011
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From: Long Island, NY
I had Throttle Up ones originally which were of awesome quality. Unfortunately, I couldn't use them because they were about a 1/4" too thin (they are 1/2" thick overall) and the tweeter in the middle of the speaker (Polk DB651) stuck out a lot (3/4") and would hit the speaker grill, and wouldn't allow me to screw the whole assembly to the fairing.
I ended up having to use Cycle Sounds, because of their thick cone shape, plus they were affordable (I refuse to pay more than $40 for these things.) They're ok, but the holes don't line up for the speaker attachment. Not the end of the world, but I rather a product with no holes that lets you drill your own. One of the new holes I needed to drill was really close to a hole that already came in it and I don't like that.
I ended up having to use Cycle Sounds, because of their thick cone shape, plus they were affordable (I refuse to pay more than $40 for these things.) They're ok, but the holes don't line up for the speaker attachment. Not the end of the world, but I rather a product with no holes that lets you drill your own. One of the new holes I needed to drill was really close to a hole that already came in it and I don't like that.
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Joined: Mar 2010
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From: Black River Falls, WI.
I had Throttle Up ones originally which were of awesome quality. Unfortunately, I couldn't use them because they were about a 1/4" too thin (they are 1/2" thick overall) and the tweeter in the middle of the speaker (Polk DB651) stuck out a lot (3/4") and would hit the speaker grill, and wouldn't allow me to screw the whole assembly to the fairing.
I ended up having to use Cycle Sounds, because of their thick cone shape, plus they were affordable (I refuse to pay more than $40 for these things.) They're ok, but the holes don't line up for the speaker attachment. Not the end of the world, but I rather a product with no holes that lets you drill your own. One of the new holes I needed to drill was really close to a hole that already came in it and I don't like that.
I ended up having to use Cycle Sounds, because of their thick cone shape, plus they were affordable (I refuse to pay more than $40 for these things.) They're ok, but the holes don't line up for the speaker attachment. Not the end of the world, but I rather a product with no holes that lets you drill your own. One of the new holes I needed to drill was really close to a hole that already came in it and I don't like that.
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