replacing mach 460 speakers
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4th Gear Member
Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 1,009
From: dallas
i found a cheap replacement on ebay lol... im going to wait until i finish college and get settled in somewhere to buy all new stuff and rewire everything. this is good enough for now. thanks for the help guys.
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Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 634
From: GA
Well Damn dude if you just wanted a factory replacement I just pulled all my buddy mach stuff out and he has been selling it piece by piece on here.
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Ttocs posted a thread not to long ago about selling his buddies mach stuff too.
Should of asked, you could of brought it on here from one of us friendly mustang guys....LOL
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Ttocs posted a thread not to long ago about selling his buddies mach stuff too.
Should of asked, you could of brought it on here from one of us friendly mustang guys....LOL
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Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 472
From: TEXAS
I am looking for replacement speakers for my Stang. I have the MACH 460, and am in no way wanting to bypass anything. I need some great speakers to replacement the stock ones that are "loosing" their hit.
Any help would be appreciated.
Phil
Any help would be appreciated.
Phil
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The problem will be with the woofers then. Ford uses an 8 ohm woofer and most(97%) are a 4 ohm full range driver and will not work on the factory amps.
I have a buddy that just pulled his mach system and would sell you the drivers from it if you do not want ot bypass the amp.
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the front speakers are a normal audio impedence of 4 ohms, bad news is that they use a very unusual size of 2.5".
The woofers are a standard 5 x7 speaker, and an unusual 8 ohm impedence.
You can find a tweeter that is smaller and then rig the mounting, but the 8 ohm impedence in the woofer is really difficult. The closest thing I have found is a 4 ohm dual voice coil speaker but it was a cheap quality.
If you want something to drop it with no problems you will need to buy oem equipment. I have a buddy that just pulled his and it was working if you want.
The woofers are a standard 5 x7 speaker, and an unusual 8 ohm impedence.
You can find a tweeter that is smaller and then rig the mounting, but the 8 ohm impedence in the woofer is really difficult. The closest thing I have found is a 4 ohm dual voice coil speaker but it was a cheap quality.
If you want something to drop it with no problems you will need to buy oem equipment. I have a buddy that just pulled his and it was working if you want.
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From: TEXAS
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the front speakers are a normal audio impedence of 4 ohms, bad news is that they use a very unusual size of 2.5".
The woofers are a standard 5 x7 speaker, and an unusual 8 ohm impedence.
You can find a tweeter that is smaller and then rig the mounting, but the 8 ohm impedence in the woofer is really difficult. The closest thing I have found is a 4 ohm dual voice coil speaker but it was a cheap quality.
If you want something to drop it with no problems you will need to buy oem equipment. I have a buddy that just pulled his and it was working if you want.
The woofers are a standard 5 x7 speaker, and an unusual 8 ohm impedence.
You can find a tweeter that is smaller and then rig the mounting, but the 8 ohm impedence in the woofer is really difficult. The closest thing I have found is a 4 ohm dual voice coil speaker but it was a cheap quality.
If you want something to drop it with no problems you will need to buy oem equipment. I have a buddy that just pulled his and it was working if you want.