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strokercutlass
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Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2003 11:51 pm |
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the bass cups are used moreso to keep moisture away from the speakers in the even they're mounted in the doors, or say, a trunk that tends to get damp. They do help a bit with the sound quality, as they tend to enclose the back of the speakers, but not by a great deal. If nothing else, go buy yourself a pair of the 6x9 boxes and fasten em to the underneath of your rear deck, using some clear silicone or caulk to seal em to the bottom of the deck, then put your speakers in from the top( if possible). This way, you create a sealed enclosure with a better size than using the cups, which tend to be on the small side. You could also bolt the speakers in the boxes, then fasten em to the underside of the rear deck, but would most likely need to make some kind of spacer to go between the boxes and deck, as the speakers will sit above the level of the front of the boxes. Also, is his car similar to yours? Same power running to the speakers? There can be other issues that make the speakers sound different than just the fact that they sound better in his car than yours, even though they're the same speakers...
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strokercutlass
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Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2003 1:33 am |
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Joined: Mon Jun 09, 2003 12:17 am Posts: 378 Images: 13 Location: Wis
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thought ya might like that idea.....
_________________ Shawn's Auto Repair and Performance, SW Wis.
www.shawnsautorepair.procarcarezone.com
69 Olds Cutlass S
70 Olds Vista Cruiser Wagon
72 Olds Cutlass S, 12:1 470 stroker, JM40 solid lifter cam, TH400, 3500 10" PTC stall, 4.11 posi
74 442 455/TH350
79 Cutlass 455/TH375 sleeper
'97 GMC Sierra Ext Cab 9" lift w/ 37's
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bumbin_olds
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Posted: Wed Aug 18, 2004 4:18 pm |
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Joined: Wed Aug 18, 2004 4:15 pm Posts: 1
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ok do u plan on puttin subs in ur car??? i have a 1985 olds wit memphis 6x9s and i tried those bass cubs or watever and it didnt work for me. i hit 140 witout them and i have VERY GOOD S/Q . if u need ANY HELP let me now
_________________ i hit 140Db w/o fold downs!
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