I have seen one pair which looked as though they may sit to the rear on the right of the driver and left of the passenger, but i am unsure if these were standard?
Any help or advice on where i could get such a unit or something similar?
gordy.
MK1 REAR SPEAKER MOUNTS
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gordy.r
MK1 REAR SPEAKER MOUNTS
Has anyone seen any speaker mounts for the the mk1?
I have seen one pair which looked as though they may sit to the rear on the right of the driver and left of the passenger, but i am unsure if these were standard?
Any help or advice on where i could get such a unit or something similar?
gordy.
I have seen one pair which looked as though they may sit to the rear on the right of the driver and left of the passenger, but i am unsure if these were standard?
Any help or advice on where i could get such a unit or something similar?
gordy.
Re: MK1 REAR SPEAKER MOUNTS
Mk1b has rear speakers(3.5") mounted on the B pillar (to the left of the passengers head and to the right of the crivers head) Not much good IMHO. MK1a didn't have them.
I disconnected mine and made up 2 bass/sub boxes ( 5.5" speakers) that sit on the floor behind the seats, with a small amp to power them under the passengers seat. You lose a bit of rear travel on the seats but not much and I can still sit my T-bars on top of the speakers. Made a major difference to the sound quality with a reasonable amount of bass. Have a look in my garage for picture http://www.imoc.co.uk/forums/garage.php ... 1&MID=3140
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Jimi
(to the left of the passengers head and to the right of the crivers head) Not much good IMHO. MK1a didn't have them. I disconnected mine and made up 2 bass/sub boxes ( 5.5" speakers) that sit on the floor behind the seats, with a small amp to power them under the passengers seat. You lose a bit of rear travel on the seats but not much and I can still sit my T-bars on top of the speakers. Made a major difference to the sound quality with a reasonable amount of bass. Have a look in my garage for picture http://www.imoc.co.uk/forums/garage.php ... 1&MID=3140hth
JimiBlack is not a colour ! .... Its the absence of colour