Another stereo??? 6x9's are they worth it??
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I had 6 x 9's in my bags, and I'll be honest with you, they were really good sitting still... Once I was moving they really didn't help for me. My buddy's could really hear my stereo well. :-) I attached a picture of my RG so you can see what it looked like. I would say from my own experience, think long and hard before you get out the saw because it costed me new bags on ebay and paint.
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Wind does play a major factor in the way sound moves. I have an amp on mine, speakers for her, speakers for me. Visor down and open a tad can hear everything just fine.
Now to go off topic for a 2nd, Is there a particular reason I can see photo's attached to posts. Really would like to see what people have to share. Admin or mods any thoughts?
Now to go off topic for a 2nd, Is there a particular reason I can see photo's attached to posts. Really would like to see what people have to share. Admin or mods any thoughts?
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it all depends on the amp you use -- you need at least 100 watts per channel to hear it above 55mph -- if you want to do this I would suggest the Alpine PDX 150x4 -- and remember to turn it down once you exit the highway or slow down---do not cut out speaker holes in the bags -- drilled holes on inside of the bags is the way to go
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I had 6 x 9's in my bags, and I'll be honest with you, they were really good sitting still... Once I was moving they really didn't help for me. My buddy's could really hear my stereo well. :-) I attached a picture of my RG so you can see what it looked like. I would say from my own experience, think long and hard before you get out the saw because it costed me new bags on ebay and paint.
to answer the OP question..... YES! YES!
Last edited by Pork-Chop; 04-23-2010 at 10:18 AM.
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