4 inch speaker grill

I seriously need help with this.

I bought 6.5 inch car speakers for my car doors. I don't know if I bought the right size, because after putting them on... the previous car owner of the car messed up the car door panels and I can't figure out where the screws go or whatnot.

Another problem is, I got the speakers on but they're not screwed in right because I can't see any holes and then the speakers start to fall off and I have to rewire them again.

Another problem is, I placed the grills over the speakers... and once you shut the door... BAM. The dashboard of the car hits against the speakers.

I don't know how to take the door panels off because of that ridiculous window handle that opens and closes the windows... seriously... how the heck do you take that off?

I don't know getting 6.5 inch car speakers was a good idea... knowing that crutchfield.com said my car take 4 inch speakers. Darn Circuit City and Best Buy states that the speakers I bought will fit my ride.

Frustrated.
Forgot to mention... I would get a professional to get it mounted on the Tercel... but I need some advice before dealing with someone that I'm going to pay more than $40.

To take the window crank off take an old rag and slide it back and forth between the crank and the door panel while pulling it up at the sametime this will push the clip that is holding the crand in place.Start on the under side of the handle that way the clip doesnt fly uff across the street and take it slow if not you will lose the clip as well

2007-07-08 18:07:56 by Kimmie

im verry happy with the grills they fit perfect and will look great with a fresh coat of paint on them.

I need someone with speaker AUTHORITY.
I have 4 1/2 inch speakers measured diagonally across the speaker grill hole to hole for screw mounting. The speakers are old but fairly decent still. Just some distortion when I pump up the volume a little to hear as I go down the road at 70 mph. Pioneer TS-1044k. 4 ohm. The power output on the speakers are 30w. Max music power 10 w nom. power.
The car stereo is a Sanyo with 25 watts rms at 8 ohms per channel. 4 channels.. It works just fine . I have front speakers I bought last year that are ok.
I really need to couple up the rear speakers for a real nice super sound. No distortion. I would spend a few bucks for the right kind, but not the moon. I am not a boom box blaster type but like Real quality sound. My ears are getting not as acute as when I was young. I do not want to be driven out of the VW Vanagon either. I like just about everything but rap, country, and Barbara Striesend. I like new age, Jazz, classical, old school rock. Neil Young. Now these I would like to hear the words. Blues, Blue grass. Get the sound and style I am into?
Please help me mate the exact right sounding speakers. Please no distortion. A clean clear full range with some bass, but thumping not needed.
Like I saw some speakers that went for $5.99 all the way up to $200. a speaker. I think that $200 might be a little too pricey. Just keep me in the ball park and hit a small home run. Thanks.

Ken

First of all, speakers don't have power output. Depending on their impedance and the amplifier you have, they'll receive a certain amount of power from the amplifier.

It is my professional option that rear speakers suck! I haven't used rear speakers in about 15 years. Also, $200 for speakers isn't too too bad. Check out Rainbows at $10k a set! lol.

Anyway, If it was my vehicle, I'd look into a better quality 4" for the front with an amplifier to push them. Make sure they're installed real well with quality baffling and a decent crossover. Nowhere will you find a "quality rear stage." In your top of the line home theater systems, all the main speakers are in front of you. At a concert, the speakers are in front of you. Etc. etc. etc. Why would your car be any different?

If you absolutely must have rear speakers for some reason, knock yourself out. Also, upgrading that horrible deck would be a step in the right direction. Sanyo has never made a quality unit and they never will. Sorry bro ... truth of the matter. Get a pioneer, alpine, eclipse, clarion, kenwood, jvc, panasonic, something other then Sanyo. That with some better speakers and you may be in business. If you're still not satisfied with your sound, I'd look to amplifying the fronts. If you're looking for more low end, look to a sub solution of some sort. Doesn't have to be 2 12" or anything like that. One 8" can often do the trick, or the right pair of 6".

I'm not sure if I answered any of your questions or not. Regardless, I hope some of the info is helpful to you. peace.

2008-08-04 15:47:38 by kensue356

Price: $75.99 $21.80

Yellow Color Poly Injected Cone - High Temperature Aluminum Voice Coil - Power Handling: 150 Watts RMS /300 Watts Peak
Standard 6.5'' Size Fits OEM Locations - Super Film Tweeter - Rubber Magnet Cover - Mounting Depth: 2.25"
Non-Fatiguing Butyl Rubber Surround - Strong Capacitor for Excellent Performance - Frequency Response: 60-20KHz
0.5'' Neodymium Dome Tweeter - 40 oz. Magnet Structure - Includes Custom Grills, Wires and Installation Hardware
1.75'' Polymer Cone Midrange - Yellow Coated Steel Basket - Impedance: 4 Ohms

I have just purchased a NSM Galaxy jukebox and I took the grill off to check the speakers and basically they have all had it, literally

I have removed them and would like some kind soul to advise as to what I need .

In the lower cabinet there are two large woofer speakers, the hole in the cabinet measures 11 inches across

then there are two medium sized ones which say 8 ohms and the actual hole is 6 inches across

and then there is a smaller one at 8 ohms which is 4.5 inches across

The tweeters in the top of the cab are fine

Can anyone suggest speakers in the UK which would replace the ones taken out?

I would like to replace these asap but dont know what to go for, I dont want a subwoofer as the are for cars aint they
DO you measure the size of the woofer from side to side of the auctual woofer not the frame?
I have measured the space and its exactly 11 inches across ive looked on the auction site and aint seen any 11 inchers, guess theres no one bragging tonight

You have answered your question already,

You need 2 x 6" 8 ohm speakers (rated high enough in Watts as the AMP can supply)

and a 4.5" 8ohm speaker (again, with a similar or greater power rating in Watts)


The Sub, will also be marked for Impedance, measure the size of the steel frame diameter. - they are pretty much standard sizes.

Use the sub, they are NOT just for cars!


http://cpc.farnell.com

for speakers, try http://cpc.farnell.com ,search for speakers in the search box.

or

http://cpc.farnell.com/jsp/search/browse .jsp?N=411+1000525+500001

2008-12-13 13:57:35 by Wayne C

Price: $37.99

AUDIOVOX RAMPAGE

TRY-32

120 WATT 6x9" 3-WAY SPEAKERS

KEY FEATURES:
10 oz. Barium-ferrite magnets
Foam-roll air suspension edge
6 inch x 9 inch Woofer
Independent 2 1/2 in. mid-range driver with crossover
2 inch Piezo tweeter
Aluminum voice coil
Bridgeless post-mount construction
Metal mesh grilles
120 Watts peak power
70-18,000 Hz response
4-8 Ohm compatible

http://www.ubid.com/Audiovox_6%22x9%22_3 _WAY_SPEAKER_240_watt_Metal_grill_BRAND_ NEW/a602160768.html

ok, first to clear up wrong answers. a stock 00 grand am takes 4x6s in the front and 6x9s in the rear. so yes these speakers will fit fine.

however, these speakers are a waste of money. there going to sound bad, cause there cheap. if your going to replace your stock speakers, then do it right. get a good 6x9 from one of the following brands.

Boston Acoustics
Diamond Audio
Pioneer Premier
Kenwood Excelon
MB Quart

any 6x9 from any of these brands will sound much, much better then that POS you linked. why buy something that wont make your sound any better?

good luck

2008-01-10 20:38:49 by weeman

I have a 2003 z71 4x4 silverado (light pewter) Extended cab, its got a aftermarket Billet grill, it has k&n cold-air intake kit, with a flowmaster exhaust system, custom Genuine car leather (chevy emblems embroided in the head rests, and z71 offroad emblems embroided in the door panels), I have a 5 inch pro-comp lift kit on it, 35 inch nitto tires, with 18 inch moto metal black with chrome insert rims, I have a sound system in my truck 4 aftermarket speakers and a subwoofer 10" all worth around 1000$, it has a Black and Stainless steel bull bar on it, also Mfab steps. The truck is a 2003 and has 93k miles. I bought it used with 67k and 4.8L v8. anyone have a clue I put about 8-9k into it. I just wanna know an estimate. Or does anyone know how I can find out.

http://www.nadaguides.com/home.aspx?LI=1 -21-1-5006-502-502-50002&l=1&w=2 8&p=0&f=5000 This is a good site to find the base price of your truck.The problem is with the things you have added to your truck its going to be really hard to get a price on line.You local GM dealer could give you a good idea what your truck is worth.Best of luck.

2009-09-24 19:07:09 by Geoff