what size cut out size for speakers
634230
I was able to replace existing speakers w/out having to cut out - there is not much info in the box either. But, the speakers are amazing especially for the price. Bought another set as soon as I heard how good they were. I would say based on my measurements, have a set right next to me, you could expect 5 3/4 - 6" cutouts, I did not even have to use clips provided. To be safe I would suggest 6". You can (Or anyone can contact me with additional questions). Solid speakers. Don't let anyone say otherwise.
886598
These speakers worked out great for me. Really good sound. 5" to 5 1/4" hole is required.
2214116
Don't know...some simple measurements will let you know. They are great speakers though
1749502
Dayton Audio's web site has this information and more details: http://www.daytonaudio.com/index.php/dc160-8-6-1-2-classic-woofer.html There the baffle cut-out is specified as 144.6 mm, which is a little less than 5&3/4". There is a drawing and many more design details at: http://www.daytonaudio.com/media/resources/295-305-dayton-audio-dc160-8-specifications-46146.pdf
266602
The cutout should be about 1" x 1.5" and you will need about 2.5" clearance underneath for connectors.
1803457
Sorry the cut-out was thrown away, I have the speakers already installed so no way of telling.
1108044
Approx. 10.75 inches. To be safe, anything 10.5 inches or smaller would be perfect. Your 11" speakers will not fit.
564073
I'm not sure of the dimensions of that unit. And I don't know if the cut outs would even line up with your controls. Sorry I can't be of more assistance.
1749503
Dayton Audio's web site has this information and more details:http://www.daytonaudio.com/index.php/dc160-8-6-1-2-classic-woofer.htmlThere the baffle cut-out is specified as 144.6 mm, which is a little less than 5&3/4".There is a drawing and many more design details at:http://www.daytonaudio.com/media/resources/295-305-dayton-audio-dc160-8-specifications-46146.pdf
1192356
The dimensions for the cut-out is 7-5/8". Included in the box with the speaker is a cardboard template which should be used to mark the cut-out on the wall or ceiling. The template has two perforations: the first perforation from the center is the cut-out dimension for covering the speaker grill to paint the bezel; the second perforation from the center is the cut-out dimension for mounting the speaker in the ceiling or wall. Simply trace an outline of the supplied template on the ceiling or wall with a pencil.
173019
I bought spacers. When you remove the old speakers and replace them with the new Kenwood speakers, make note of how much room you would need. For example, these 1.5" spacers might work for you: http://www.amazon.com/Metra-82-6900-2-Inch-Speaker-Spacer/dp/B0002BG6U0/ref=pd_sim_e_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=0481M3KTFY9ESKWVKG8V I use 1.5" spacers similar to the one I linked above, but I bought them off ebay. They work great, and these speakers sound awesome, too.
1531553
The cutout size is roughly 3.5 x 1.5 inches. I went a 1/32 or more over to ease getting into opening.
1042750
The speaker cutout hole must be at least 4.840 inches diameter. The depth must be at least 2.125 inches.
731157
Seems like you are talking about the speakers' size. take a look at this at this link: http://www.rpfonline.com/yary5neavhot.html
2090227
Well, I bought them for 2 10" single top, they are Staner and their W is 13" large they fit well with probably 6" that separate them. You shoul measure your top each side will give you 10" from the hole if the speaker
618284
There is a template that comes with the speakers to cut the hole. I think the speaker is 8 to 10 inches round and the hold is actually just a bit smaller. I didn't install since these needed to be wired into our home automation system. Sound is decent, we have them on a covered porch above our hot tub.
2255762
Depends on the diameter of the speakers. I looked on Insignia's site, and even in the user manual, and couldn't find the speaker size. So you'll need to measure them and see if these ear pads will fit.