8" high SPL????

tmorefi · Post by **tmorefi** » Tue Dec 28, 2004 11:27 am

My pics are all too big too post... can't seem to get them small enough. anyways, no room for components but CDT braxials would be the way to go? I know nothing about braxials...

Ryan from Ohio · Post by **Ryan from Ohio** » Tue Dec 28, 2004 12:01 pm

Basicly a coaxial. But it uses a small bracket to hold s ingle tweeter. It also has a crossover like a comp set.

6three6mafia6 · Post by **6three6mafia6** » Tue Dec 28, 2004 9:53 pm

if you had kappa speakers and they werent loud enough i doubt other speakers will be as loud because the problem is not that there "quiet" its that you got all that noise from the boat.

Scarrell · Post by **Scarrell** » Wed Dec 29, 2004 1:24 am

i wonder if there is any marine component sets? you wont find any "loud" speakers... none that will blare when you are speedin away on the water and sound good... you do not use regular car audio speakers in marine setups. thats why there is marine speakers.. do some research into marine component sets, im sure theres some out there... anyway your best bet if you want maximum performance, get a good 4 channel amp and power your speakers... the amp will be able to power 6 speakers(i think thats what you are gettin) just fine.. and ofcourse marine subwoofers will balance that out.

tmorefi · Post by **tmorefi** » Wed Dec 29, 2004 9:42 am

trust me, nobody really uses marine speakers for real set-ups in there boats... i may actually be able to fit components in my box so i might want to find out which 6.5" components to buy since everybody says it's useless with coax's and won't get louder then the kappa's. I currently have a PPI PCX-4125 for the kappa's and JL amps for the subs. Here are some links to some of our boats with systems in them. as you can see, there are no marine speakers anywhere. I

http://www.tombiggs.net/boatstereos/use ... file&uid=2

http://svtsupercharged.com/gallery/stereo?page=5