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  1. #1
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    replacement door speaker filler/horn

    Matt M. & LuisV, I picked up an i-simple interface so that I can use my cell phone as music source. I'm waiting on the perfect power switch.
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    In the mean time, I'm swapping out the door speakers. Behind the 6-1/2" speaker grill is a 1" gap then a 5-1/2" speaker. The interior panel held away from the inner door structure. I mounted a horn on the 5-1/2" speaker to direct the sound in to the cabin instead of in to the door. See picture. You'll never guess what the horn is made from-a Home Depot $4 plunger cut to size.
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    If I were to do this again, I would mount a 6-1/2" speaker to the interior panel and place the filler behind the speaker.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RoyV101621 View Post
    If I were to do this again, I would mount a 6-1/2" speaker to the interior panel and place the filler behind the speaker.
    That's basically what I did. I created a spacer ring which allows for pretty much flush mounting of the speaker. However, the initial reason for using a spacer ring was the depth of the woofer basket. Without the ring it would hit the glass in the door...


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    Nice, now that's innovation. A toilet plunger. And in all honesty, it looks great.


 

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