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just won.....
just won.....
hey guys.. just won these from ebay.. tell me what u guys think?


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Justin from Detroit1
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audiobass10
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yeah thems some used sumbitches.... looks like the surrounds have some sort of white dusty stuff on em..... ive only seen that in subs that were in reg cab trucks and the surround was hittin the seat, and when the speakers/subs have been layin on the top... (magnet facing up, whatever)..... but as long as they work good and all thats all that matters... i myself just got my Kicker DX60 6 1/2" coaxials a couple days ago for $38 shipped. :excited:
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Ryan from Ohio
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Looks like you need a crossover to make them work correctly.
They probably come with crossovers new but were lost along the way. Might get expensive now that you need to purchase a set...
Maybe look into building your own or simply putting a cap in on the tweeter side....
They probably come with crossovers new but were lost along the way. Might get expensive now that you need to purchase a set...
Maybe look into building your own or simply putting a cap in on the tweeter side....
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wait till you get them and inspect the speakers. surrounds can be replaced for relatively cheap. If you need external crossovers, I'd go with a second order two-way passive filter, and build it yourself if you know how to solder.
use non-polarized mylar capacitors and air-core coils. they should sound great when you're done.
use non-polarized mylar capacitors and air-core coils. they should sound great when you're done.

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