i have soundstream competion speakers that have huge magnets. has anyone tried using this box for that type of speakers
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Yes my competition speakers did not work so I had to get speakers with a smaller magnet so they might not work
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I have to agree with Hector, I think these mounts would be overkill for your speakers. They are way more "heavy duty" than they appear on the website.
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I would think could be used on a flat/smooth/rectangular bottom speaker stand sufficient in size - but I'd want to be darn sure they wouldn't vibrate off & that the base was secure. With the rubber feet on both ends of the Isos and a wide or heavy enough stand I doubt it. Especially if using a separate sub or the speakers used weren't that big (ie; not 12" LF drivers) So I think I'd be inclined to try it - but would just pay attention to the speakers once you started to push them just to be sure. I'm using a pair of Event 20/20BAS (8"LF) and a sub with mine. They don't budge.
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This speaker's magnet is not as thick as others, just normal. My still new, I haven't even open it so I can't comment on the sound and it's limitation. Hope this helps.
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I would not recommend a speaker stand for these speakers. I tried, and it was very unstable. You will need a heavy duty stand if you still want to go that route. Great speakers!
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I tried it on a Bose, and it didn´t work....try the "coolstream" its way better
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I don't know, I used them on Bose cube speakers. But I can tell you that the kit comes with a lot of different screws and accessories for different speakers. I took a look at the speakers you were inquiring about. They look like standard speakers. I would highly recommend this mounts, lots of accessories for different mounting needs.
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I took a look at the sub's and I'm not sure if they would fit with such a big magnet,sorry i couldn't be more help.
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You know, the magnet is much bigger than the type e's, but I didnt have to gut anything out, but came very close to the window rail that holds the window in place as you raise the window up and down. I'm actually going to be customizing the speakers to stick out further with some mdf wood, and probably put two sets or buy type r's which I'm sure won't fit given the bigger inductance.
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This would not be good for speaker insulation. Go get some ownens pink fiberglass from somewhere like home depot, I use 4" thick. The sound needs to go through the insulation to the box yet be deadened a little, this will probably deaden it too much.
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Not even close. The magnet itself is about 10 ounces; the entire magnet structure (magnet, pole pieces, and shorting ring), perhaps 20. But really, weight doesn't matter so much as flux strength. Speaker makers use more advanced magnetic materials than they did in the 70s, so today's modern rare-earth ferrites can be as strong or stronger than the "40 ounce" magnets of yore. A smaller magnet also makes the speaker easier to install (less clearance space needed) and saves weight, which improves the handling and economy of your car! And to expand that answer still further, magnet strength is only part of the picture. There's also the construction of the voice coil (core material, wire gauge and shape, sintering and enameling, etc.), the shape and material of the cone (conic vs. parabolic vs. hyperbolic, paper or polypropylene or fiberglass or metal, isotropic vs. anisotropic, etc., etc.), and the materials and construction of the surround and spider. Really, to get a clearer picture, look at the T-S parameters (Fs, Qts, Vas). Ideally, for a car speaker: Fs--Resonance frequency; lower is better. Qts--The total 'Q factor' or 'peakishness' of that resonance. For most car speakers, operating in a more-or-less 'infinite baffle' configuration, this should be around 0.7 or so. A higher Q (above 1.0) will give "boomy" bass; lower Q (below 0.5 or so) will require a separate box for best results. Vas--The free air equivalent volume. If these speakers are going in your rear deck, then the Vas for each speaker should be no larger than half the volume of your trunk (remember, they're in pairs) or "boomy," sloppy bass will result.
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Your speakers will need to be low profile as there is not a lot of room. I had two 10 inch MTX 800 subs that were too big for the box. I eventually placed two low profile 10 inch Kickers in there and they worked perfectly.
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I'm using the Bose Jewel speakers (I forgot what model but it goes along with the new V series, and they are not the ultra small ones, they are the standard size). This mount seems to work pretty well, but I don't know if I'd trust it to hold much more weight than that.
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i use it with emptek 55ti and their 6 ohm and its awesome,i just wouldnt use it in monoblock mode with 6 ohm speakers.
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I thought maybe the magnet was larger and that you'd need more depth; however, the dimensions appear to be similar. I do know that the 11KS693 are three way speakers. Maybe the speakers on the 11KS693's won't fit under your car's speaker cover. You can check other sites to see if they will fit (I don't think I'm allowed to mention the site, but there are companies known for selling car audio equipment that you can check). I do have these speakers in a YJ Wrangler (in a speaker box) and they are loud--and they provide decent bass for their size. I would recommend an amp for the best sound.
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Try with Peerless, those have a strong built and are universal, you can hide the cables inside main leg. I have a pair for years now, and I have use them with several satellites speakers and have worked with all of them.
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I'm using mine with a Scorpion modular. Since I'm using the oversize speakers (you MUST, the original little ones SUCK) they didn't fit in the little pocket. Scorpion told me it's ok to dig out the pockets to fit the speakers.