I have 2 speakers 20" wide X 36" high. How much do I need for both?
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SusanSorry, my previous answer failed to consider that the material is sold by the yard not the foot, so you're stuck with purchasing 6 feet, 72 inches or 2 yards. Keep in mind that having some material for practice will help with the finished product.
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I made one grill and cut the material 3 inches bigger than the grill on all sides. It needs to wrap all around the frame for the glue to bond well. I cut the corners like wrapping.a present.
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I believe it comes 36X 64 in I would order at least 2 or 3 yards just to be safe
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Susan Geometry is not in your favor on this one, fortunately the material is not too expensive. I would purchase 5 feet or 60 inches, it's better to have a little extra to wrap around to the backside of the grill cloth frame and trim the excess when finished. Besides, you'll have enough excess to cut a practice panel. It's very important to understand how the material stretches, so having enough to practice stretching it on a piece of cardboard or the like is a good thing. Good luck and Happy New Year!
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SusanGeometry is not in your favor on this one, fortunately the material is not too expensive. I would purchase 5 feet or 60 inches, it's better to have a little extra to wrap around to the backside of the grill cloth frame and trim the excess when finished. Besides, you'll have enough excess to cut a practice panel. It's very important to understand how the material stretches, so having enough to practice stretching it on a piece of cardboard or the like is a good thing.Good luck and Happy New Year!
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Main unit is 10 1/4" deep, 8 1/2" wide, and 4" high. Speakers (2) are 6 3/4" deep, 5 1/4" wide, and 8" high.
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I have speakers attached for full room sound... I remember the speakers worked well - this is a small room 10X13 should be fine... I would check it out now... but I'm traveling.
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I think your speakers are not wide enough. The arms are about 12" to 16" from each-other
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I put one in a conference room 20 x 30 with a 35 Watt amp and it more than enough sound. I also put 4 of them in a 100 x 150 foot room with a 65 Watt amp which is under powering the speakers but still had ample sound they are very nice speakers and easy to install.
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No, that is just for the unit itself. The two speakers are another 6 x 8 inches or so.
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You need the cubic feet not square ft. To get cubic ft multiply height times length times depth. I have these boxes and they will be big enough for any 6.5 speaker unless it is a ultra high end sub woofer.
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No. Speakers are about 8.5"h, 6"w, 7.75"d each, the unit is 9"h, 6.5"w, 9"d
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4.1 x 7 x 16 inches. Make for excellent surround and front height speakers.
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i would say take the ones that are in the dash at the moment and the measure how tall they are. and then compare to the size of these here. i used these speakers and they actually did some work for being cheap lol
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A good 400 or 300 watt amplifier will be ok. The speakers can not take more then 400 watts of peak power. It can cause damage.
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This listing is for one speaker. A set of two will run between $2000-$2500.
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2 x 5 W speakers. I just use mine in my garage and it does the job really well for me.
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Inside is 22" high and 14" wide for the first 5" of depth and then tapers to 10" wide at 12" depth.Your speakers would not fit because of the taper.
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Pair.great speakers. Made a bicycle bag speaker system. Sounds great with 400 watt amp
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No provision. Space them as you would normal speakers. I had mine installed where I wanted them and the installer said the same thing. The audio just carries into more dead areas.Dennis
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Answer below is incorrect. There is one of these woofers per order. If you want 2 of these speakers, you should set quantity to 2. The picture of 2 speakers shown is just demonstrating multiple angles of view.