they play from 50htz on up, so your not going get quite a bit of lower end out of them. i like to look for 35-40Htz on the lower end on 6x9s. Thats me though/ Looks like a decent speaker and very nice price. its a shame i couldnt find a BNIB pair of these. I used have like 5 boxes of these but all gone now. Dammned good sounding speakers man.Rockville RVL69W 6x9" 300w Competition Cast Aluminum Car Subwoofer Mid-Bass+Lows
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I'm debating on hanging a pair of these in the rear deck of my delta in sealed boxes
I have, in a ported box. They don't go real low but should cover midbass (70+) pretty good. There frickin beast of a 6x9 and the phase plug is actually the dust cap, it's attached.Rockville RVL69W 6x9" 300w Competition Cast Aluminum Car Subwoofer Mid-Bass+Lows
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I'm debating on hanging a pair of these in the rear deck of my delta in sealed boxes
Cant go wrong with Polk DB Series or even Better($) MM series man. Bar Nun. I put some 6.5 DB coax in a 02 T.Car and they sounded Badd Azz in that rear deck. Blew those Pioneer 100 rms components away/ In The Dirt! up front on the Avatar AB 460 ampIm in a struggle to figure out something for midbass in the delta. The area in the kicks isn't big enough for an 8 or beefy 6.5 mb driver and I'd have to do more to get a front sub in then I want to...since I want to keep in stock condition as much as possible. I'm gonna try to either get a ski pass done in the rear bench or get it fabbed to fold down to let the subs in. So the rear deck is one the few options to beef up the mb even though the placement isn't ideal and 6x9 options are really thin out there
Rockville isn't my first choice but these seem to be what's out there...I'll probably do cdt woofers unless someone can convince these are at least as good for cheaper
There is a slim choice of 6x9s out there for sure. It may be easier to get some ADS/Plastic sheets and cut an opening for some 6.5s man., Opens up a new world of options man.Easy to do.Im in a struggle to figure out something for midbass in the delta. The area in the kicks isn't big enough for an 8 or beefy 6.5 mb driver and I'd have to do more to get a front sub in then I want to...since I want to keep in stock condition as much as possible. I'm gonna try to either get a ski pass done in the rear bench or get it fabbed to fold down to let the subs in. So the rear deck is one the few options to beef up the mb even though the placement isn't ideal and 6x9 options are really thin out there
Rockville isn't my first choice but these seem to be what's out there...I'll probably do cdt woofers unless someone can convince these are at least as good for cheaper
I've got some Polk db 6x9 coming for the "get some tunes" install. I don't want tweets of any sort coming from the rear on the final buildCant go wrong with Polk DB Series or even Better($) MM series man. Bar Nun. I put some 6.5 DB coax in a 02 T.Car and they sounded Badd Azz in that rear deck. Blew those Pioneer 100 rms components away/ In The Dirt! up front on the Avatar AB 460 amp
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You can Cut/Cap off those on the baskside of the magnet man. Ive done that beforeI've got some Polk db 6x9 coming for the "get some tunes" install. I don't want tweets of any sort coming from the rear on the final build
The wiring that leads to the capacitor/Cap for the Tweets.Poss and Neg wiring
I got someone with a side by side that'll buy the polk's off me once I got everything ready
