Infinity 60.7CS speakers
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01-06-2007 | 03:00 AM
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Infinity 60.7CS speakers
I got my son some of these to replace the ones he blew in his Dakota.
They have 6.5" woofers and seperate tweeters we want to mount in the door.
Was wondring if anyone has experience with Infinity components or similar speakers. Would like to know where you mounted the crossovers? In the door makes the most sense but they need to be mounted somewhere they'll be kept dry.
Open to suggestions...
They have 6.5" woofers and seperate tweeters we want to mount in the door.
Was wondring if anyone has experience with Infinity components or similar speakers. Would like to know where you mounted the crossovers? In the door makes the most sense but they need to be mounted somewhere they'll be kept dry.
Open to suggestions...
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01-06-2007 | 05:10 AM
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01-06-2007 | 04:16 PM
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RE: Infinity 60.7CS speakers
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I'm running whatever wires are in the door to the new speakers, I assume they go to the amp?..¿
I'm running whatever wires are in the door to the new speakers, I assume they go to the amp?..¿
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01-06-2007 | 05:49 PM
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RE: Infinity 60.7CS speakers
Actually he has the Infinity Sound package which use 2 ohm speakers. When I was shopping for speakers the shops only had 4 ohm, so right away his power would be cut in half.
...anyhow, the Kappa's are 2 ohm as well so it should work well (I hope).
I was hoping to be able to put the crossovers in the door to cut down on the wiring we need to do, that might not be possible I guess..?
With the stock system he had enough power before, for now we'll put the new speakers in and the rest will be up to him.
Santa also brought him a shop manual which will be handy...
...anyhow, the Kappa's are 2 ohm as well so it should work well (I hope).
I was hoping to be able to put the crossovers in the door to cut down on the wiring we need to do, that might not be possible I guess..?
With the stock system he had enough power before, for now we'll put the new speakers in and the rest will be up to him.
Santa also brought him a shop manual which will be handy...
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01-07-2007 | 12:18 AM
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RE: Infinity 60.7CS speakers
ORIGINAL: Fisherguy
Actually he has the Infinity Sound package which use 2 ohm speakers. When I was shopping for speakers the shops only had 4 ohm, so right away his power would be cut in half.
...anyhow, the Kappa's are 2 ohm as well so it should work well (I hope).
I was hoping to be able to put the crossovers in the door to cut down on the wiring we need to do, that might not be possible I guess..?
With the stock system he had enough power before, for now we'll put the new speakers in and the rest will be up to him.
Santa also brought him a shop manual which will be handy...
Actually he has the Infinity Sound package which use 2 ohm speakers. When I was shopping for speakers the shops only had 4 ohm, so right away his power would be cut in half.
...anyhow, the Kappa's are 2 ohm as well so it should work well (I hope).
I was hoping to be able to put the crossovers in the door to cut down on the wiring we need to do, that might not be possible I guess..?
With the stock system he had enough power before, for now we'll put the new speakers in and the rest will be up to him.
Santa also brought him a shop manual which will be handy...
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01-07-2007 | 12:59 AM
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RE: Infinity 60.7CS speakers
i just mounted audiobahn 6.5 with a removable tweeter and external crossover in my front door. i cut a hole in the front upper corner for the tweeter and mounted the crossover with double sided sticky tape on the inside of the door itself (not between the door and the panel). its worked out nice. but i did change out my head unit so that my ohm load would match-up. you don't always need an external amp to push some speakers. mine are 100watts RMS but my head only puts out 50watts max/ch. usually, the noise that sounds like distortion from your speakers is vibrations in your door panel or else where. i can crank my stereo and it is loud as hell with lots of bass...even for 6.5's (just waiting on my amp for my sub). but the taking the time to get rid of the rattles and vibrations makes the biggest and most noticable difference in making good quality sound.
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01-08-2007 | 01:32 AM
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RE: Infinity 60.7CS speakers
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i just mounted audiobahn 6.5 with a removable tweeter and external crossover in my front door. i cut a hole in the front upper corner for the tweeter and mounted the crossover with double sided sticky tape on the inside of the door itself (not between the door and the panel). its worked out nice. but i did change out my head unit so that my ohm load would match-up. you don't always need an external amp to push some speakers. mine are 100watts RMS but my head only puts out 50watts max/ch. usually, the noise that sounds like distortion from your speakers is vibrations in your door panel or else where. i can crank my stereo and it is loud as hell with lots of bass...even for 6.5's (just waiting on my amp for my sub). but the taking the time to get rid of the rattles and vibrations makes the biggest and most noticable difference in making good quality sound.
i just mounted audiobahn 6.5 with a removable tweeter and external crossover in my front door. i cut a hole in the front upper corner for the tweeter and mounted the crossover with double sided sticky tape on the inside of the door itself (not between the door and the panel). its worked out nice. but i did change out my head unit so that my ohm load would match-up. you don't always need an external amp to push some speakers. mine are 100watts RMS but my head only puts out 50watts max/ch. usually, the noise that sounds like distortion from your speakers is vibrations in your door panel or else where. i can crank my stereo and it is loud as hell with lots of bass...even for 6.5's (just waiting on my amp for my sub). but the taking the time to get rid of the rattles and vibrations makes the biggest and most noticable difference in making good quality sound.