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Don't mind those other guys. You did get some good info though, coils, caps and all that work well to cut bass. Crutchfield sales em cheap. As far as the Farting noise, I had the same thing. Beneath the carpet on the sides of the trunk, near the rear, are these vents for...ok, no one has been clear ast what they are actually for... but they do sound like a big whoopee cusion. I got flamed when I posted the same question, and I had searched! One ASS told me I should have posted in the 'Off Topic' forum. Talk about get a clue! Anyhow, tape em up with duct tape, seal em with fiberglass or whatever you want but to stop that you have to block them. BTW, they were also the culprit to my leaking trunk. One wasn't in all the way and water would just roll right in. Took it to the dealer, before I knew what the problem was, and they replaced the trunk gasket and the cardboard/carpet spare cover.


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Don't mind those other guys. You did get some good info though, coils, caps and all that work well to cut bass. Crutchfield sales em cheap. As far as the Farting noise, I had the same thing. Beneath the carpet on the sides of the trunk, near the rear, are these vents for...ok, no one has been clear ast what they are actually for... but they do sound like a big whoopee cusion. I got flamed when I posted the same question, and I had searched! One ASS told me I should have posted in the 'Off Topic' forum. Talk about get a clue! Anyhow, tape em up with duct tape, seal em with fiberglass or whatever you want but to stop that you have to block them. BTW, they were also the culprit to my leaking trunk. One wasn't in all the way and water would just roll right in. Took it to the dealer, before I knew what the problem was, and they replaced the trunk gasket and the cardboard/carpet spare cover.


Jocatz, I believe that I answered NITROS' question and just requested that he have a little tact, instead of starting out his e-mail with "first of all fak all of you!". He basically directly asked to be flamed by anyone reading his post.

Now as far as the flaps in the trunk go, they are vents to relieve the air pressure in the trunk when you are closing it. Without it, you would have to slam the trunk fairly hard to close it. If you do not experience this problem, it is probably because even with the tape, it allows it to flex. If you trunk was completely sealed, it would be more difficult to close.

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How about trying some highly sensitive Pyramid 5" X 8" that have no low end to begin with Nitro. Hey man that is 98db sensitivity with treble midrange and no bass.
Try them out and let me know if you like em.
You can get them from www.cmttrading.com.

Pyramid
Model = 5777 5"x 7"/6"x8" 3-WayTriaxial Speaker w/Chrome Basket & Cone
• 5"x7" Size is Perfect for Hi-End
Installation or OEM Upgrades
• Fits Both 5"x7" and 6"x8" Configurations
• Chrome Basket & Chrome Cones
• 40 Oz. Magnet Structure
• 1" High Temperature Aluminum Voice Coil
• 1" Piezo Hih Frequency Tweeter
• 2" Aluminum Film Midrange
• 300 Watts Rated Power
• Sensitivity: 98dB
• Frequency Response: 80Hz-18kHz
• 4 Ohms Impedance

Model = 5780G 5"x 7" 3-Way Triaxial Speaker w/Bronze Poly Cone
• 5"x7" Bronze Poly Coated Woofer Cone
• Fits Both 5" x 7" and 6" x 8" Configurations
• 40 Oz. Magnet Structure
• 1" High Temperature Ferro Fluid
Enhanced Voice Coil
• 2" Aluminum Film Tweeter
• 120 Watts Rated Power
• Sensitivity: 98dB
• 4 Ohm Impedance
• Frequency Response: 80-18kHz
• Complete With Hardware, Wires & Grills

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How about trying some highly sensitive Pyramid 5" X 8" that have no low end to begin with Nitro. Hey man that is 98db sensitivity with treble midrange and no bass.
Try them out and let me know if you like em.
You can get them from www.cmttrading.com.


I'd be a little curious how the sensitivity was determined for those speakers. There are so many ways to rate sensitivity, i'd bet that, based on pyramids reputation, they are slightly overrated.

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Are they making their magnets out of lead on those things???

My 8" Kicker Free Air subs only had 20 ounce magnets.


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WAIT, you guys failed to mention the best part 300 WATTS!!!!!!!! I think I'll put 20 of them in a 5th order bandpass. Gotta go, gotta start construction. LOL smile


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