rear speakers
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rear speakers
hey i've got some kickers in the back for my rear speakers and they're hooked up to my alpine deck. they rattle the metal that holds them sometimes when they get to loud. the quality of the music is still perfectly fine so its not like i'm gonna blow it out. it just rattles that metal piece that holds it. anyone know how to fix this?
says hiththth
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RE: rear speakers
ORIGINAL: hot wheels
dude do you EVER have anything nice to say? you should just stfu till you have something helpful to say.
dude do you EVER have anything nice to say? you should just stfu till you have something helpful to say.
Look, Princess.
Why don't you just sit in your land of happiness, and tea cups.
Sincerely,
Hisss
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RE: rear speakers
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hey i've got some kickers in the back for my rear speakers and they're hooked up to my alpine deck. they rattle the metal that holds them sometimes when they get to loud. the quality of the music is still perfectly fine so its not like i'm gonna blow it out. it just rattles that metal piece that holds it. anyone know how to fix this?
hey i've got some kickers in the back for my rear speakers and they're hooked up to my alpine deck. they rattle the metal that holds them sometimes when they get to loud. the quality of the music is still perfectly fine so its not like i'm gonna blow it out. it just rattles that metal piece that holds it. anyone know how to fix this?
The best way to fix your rattle in the rear is to put the aftermarket speakers in the front where they belong.
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Take them out. No more rattles, better sound. Win win my friend.
And hotwheels... Dont just post to complain about other people. Post to be helpful or dont post in here, bitch all you want in Off Topic.
And hotwheels... Dont just post to complain about other people. Post to be helpful or dont post in here, bitch all you want in Off Topic.
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yup, hiss welcomes another to the forum.
you need to first find out what is rattling and then fix it. There is damping material like dynamat, expandable foam or a couple of other ways but it basically comes down to making it solid so that it does not rattle.
you need to first find out what is rattling and then fix it. There is damping material like dynamat, expandable foam or a couple of other ways but it basically comes down to making it solid so that it does not rattle.
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RE: rear speakers
Although Hiss maybe (ok, IS) mean, hes 99.999% always right.
If you have your system setup correctly (with subs), you wouldn't really hear your rear speakers anyway, just a waste of time, space, and money.
If you have your system setup correctly (with subs), you wouldn't really hear your rear speakers anyway, just a waste of time, space, and money.
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i disagree...
Rear fill has been a debate in the car audio world for years. There are competitors that have done very well with rear fill or with out it. The dude hada simple question and deserved an answer. To simply say that you don't need them is a matter of opinion. His is no more right then yours.
Rear fill has been a debate in the car audio world for years. There are competitors that have done very well with rear fill or with out it. The dude hada simple question and deserved an answer. To simply say that you don't need them is a matter of opinion. His is no more right then yours.
ORIGINAL: Ultimeas
Although Hiss maybe (ok, IS) mean, hes 99.999% always right.
If you have your system setup correctly (with subs), you wouldn't really hear your rear speakers anyway, just a waste of time, space, and money.
Although Hiss maybe (ok, IS) mean, hes 99.999% always right.
If you have your system setup correctly (with subs), you wouldn't really hear your rear speakers anyway, just a waste of time, space, and money.
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ORIGINAL: ttocs
i disagree...
Rear fill has been a debate in the car audio world for years. There are competitors that have done very well with rear fill or with out it. The dude hada simple question and deserved an answer. To simply say that you don't need them is a matter of opinion. His is no more right then yours.
i disagree...
Rear fill has been a debate in the car audio world for years. There are competitors that have done very well with rear fill or with out it. The dude hada simple question and deserved an answer. To simply say that you don't need them is a matter of opinion. His is no more right then yours.
ORIGINAL: Ultimeas
Although Hiss maybe (ok, IS) mean, hes 99.999% always right.
If you have your system setup correctly (with subs), you wouldn't really hear your rear speakers anyway, just a waste of time, space, and money.
Although Hiss maybe (ok, IS) mean, hes 99.999% always right.
If you have your system setup correctly (with subs), you wouldn't really hear your rear speakers anyway, just a waste of time, space, and money.
I think some mids as rear fill can add to some stereos, but full range rear fill is basically pointless.