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Which pair of speakers?
#1
So the standard Zr ones are total crap ( no surprise ) and I kind of want to loose the 6 " 9 in the rear since the amp takes up boot space and its just additional crappy weight.

My budget is like £20-25 , small but Im not an audio freak just want some nice sound with relatively decent bass.
A quick flick on ebay throws up these options
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/111117891739?s...1423.l2649

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/EDGE-ED206-6-5...3a5d2231bb

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FLI-Undergroun...3a772c09fe

The edge ones are a Halfords brand are they not? But online they seem to have fairly decent reviews
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#2
Out of that selection I'd go with JBL, but if you can stretch your budget slightly: http://www.dynamicsounds.co.uk/alpine-sx...ixZs8asj0s

Although you won't get a huge amount of bass from components/coaxials. Do you have a sub?
#3
Iv got some Sony speakers spair pal. Depending how far away you are you can take them pal
when in doubt...... flat out.
#4
I got a pair of 'Fli' speakers for cheap...see my xtdt breaking thread...you could pick them up at Action day?
Wishes for more power...
#5
(08-09-2013, 11:06 AM)Curt Wrote: Out of that selection I'd go with JBL, but if you can stretch your budget slightly: http://www.dynamicsounds.co.uk/alpine-sx...ixZs8asj0s

Although you won't get a huge amount of bass from components/coaxials. Do you have a sub?
I do have a sub but it's now wired up to the kitchen speaker system lol and I want to reduce the weight so a subs not the right way to go

(08-09-2013, 03:24 PM)bingham123456 Wrote: Iv got some Sony speakers spair pal. Depending how far away you are you can take them pal
Thanks man I appreciate , but you're a bit far away Sad

(08-09-2013, 04:00 PM)Piggy Wrote: I got a pair of 'Fli' speakers for cheap...see my xtdt breaking thread...you could pick them up at Action day?
Their sold now right?
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#6
yeah gone. soz
Wishes for more power...
#7
Oh yeah, I remember seeing that now, haha!

It's a bit tricky to get "decent" bass without a sub then, as I hate 6x9's so much lol. How about a smaller sub in a small enclosure? Probably be similar weight...

Cheap comps really won't be up to much, bass wise. I had some Vibes in my old DT which weren't bad, much better than the Flis that replaced them. The magnets were huge though, and didn't fit in the doors...
#8
Well I'm not after windows wobbling bass, just nice decent sound. The current ones are as flat as you can get like on the same level as a phone speaker and once the 6 x9's are on you cant even hear them anymore Sad

Even considered some other standard speakers like from a ford fiesta mk6 since they aren't shabby on mums car with only a Halfords budget head unit - scratch that they are 5 x 7 as standard
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#9
under seat subs are a good compromise
00' 106 Indy - Moonstone - Sold
97' 106 XT 1.6 - Mayerling Green - Swapped
95' 306 P1 DT - Onyx - Scrapped
97' 306 P2 DT - Silver - Scrapped
97' 306 P2 DT - Onyx - SORN awaiting scrap
#10
(09-09-2013, 07:48 PM)adamm306 Wrote: under seat subs are a good compromise

I like the sound of that........vibrating seat Wink


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