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Old 06-04-2013, 07:40 PM   #21
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As well as looks, what's behind the speakers is key

I think that a good pair of 6X9" quality speakers, such as the Infinities mentioned above could give a very satisfactory sound, if you have matching quality electronics to drive them.

But: I am not alone in firmly believing that the enclosure that contains those speakers is just as important as the speakers themselves, if not more so.

They must be mounted on a rigid, non-resonant surface, and the volume of air enclosed behind the baffle board must be of a critical size and made of equally rigid material.

To ensure that the enclosures are properly designed and built, I would suggest you consult a high-end car audio shop, and either follow their instructions, or have them build it for you.

You won't be unhappy. It has been proven over and over again that a speaker is only good as its enclosure allows it to be.
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Old 06-05-2013, 04:13 PM   #22
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What a beautiful setup! Can I ask where you got the trim for your table?
The trim I used was ordered from Vintage Trailer Supply. I agree with the comments about the importance of the speaker enclosure, with that said I am very happy with the sound quality I have using the stock overhead speaker placement in my Overlander.
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1948 Seeburg speakers.

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That is Awesome!
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