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Posted by: jrmdir Aug 22 2021, 02:20 PM

The prior owner of my '73 was way more into audio than I am. Spent $1.5K+ on amp, head unit, speakers and these custom enclosures. Didn't spend enough on keeping the car running however and had to park it only weeks after installing these:)

I don't know if these are available anywhere else or were made by his audio shop. If anyone knows, please advise.

Asking $150 for the pair plus shipping (PayPal)

Also will be listing a pair of super nice Focal PC-165 speakers with built-in tweeter and crossover on eBay. Let me know if interested.

Posted by: burton73 Aug 22 2021, 03:09 PM

very, very nice. I am set but these are nice.

Bob B

Posted by: DC_neun_vierzehn Aug 22 2021, 03:11 PM

QUOTE(jrmdir @ Aug 22 2021, 02:20 PM)

The prior owner of my '73 was way more into audio than I am. Spent $1.5K+ on amp, head unit, speakers and these custom enclosures. Didn't spend enough on keeping the car running however and had to park it only weeks after installing these:)

I don't know if these are available anywhere else or were made by his audio shop. If anyone knows, please advise.

Asking $150 for the pair plus shipping (PayPal)

Also will be listing a pair of super nice Focal PC-165 speakers with built-in tweeter and crossover on eBay. Let me know if interested.

Posted by: Montreal914 Aug 22 2021, 07:51 PM

Very clean integration

GLWTS

Posted by: jrmdir Aug 23 2021, 07:51 AM

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How do they sound? Are they closed/sealed enough to produce low end sound? If so, I’ll take them.
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No, not sealed but fit pretty snug against the walls, floors and somewhat at the top.

I'm not an expert but the bass sounds awesome to me. Driving some really substantial speakers with an external amp - no buzzing or fluttering at full volume.

I'll answer the PM's shortly.

Thanks,

Ron

Posted by: Shivers Aug 24 2021, 01:40 PM

I can not see in the pic if you still end up with a dead pedal?

Posted by: mgp4591 Aug 24 2021, 11:55 PM

If you install some fiberfill in the sides of the enclosure and make sure that none of it touches the cone, the bass should hit harder with more definition. Especially around the top where you have open airspace.