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    D110 - Speaker upgrades

    G'day Guys,

    A bit of foward planning here, I know the D110 speakers in the AC trims are 4" but they are in such a bad position- anyone done anything about this?

    I dont really want to go down the complete front door build to fit 6" splits but want some better sounds.

    Also where have people put the rear speakers? and what speakers?

    I used to be into the Sound off scene years ago - so have plenty of good head units and amps etc and know how to build good sound off equipement, used to run only Infinity speakers way before the duff duff boys took over

    Cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by LRHybrid100 View Post

    Also where have people put the rear speakers? and what speakers?

    LRH

    I modified some 6x9 speaker boxes to fit in the rear.

    As for the front I only replaced the factories for something a little better. Not much room elsewhere.
    Last edited by Snapper; 11th August 2007 at 02:09 PM.

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    i reckon you can consider looking up instead of the traditional locations
    planning on a roof console install myself with 5 or 6 inch splits mounted across the top of the windscreen...

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    Yes up is another alternative. I was thinking of mounting in some speakers in the roof console but then stopped when the thought of taking the console down to cut holes in it remembering how much fun I had trying to install it in the first place.
    But up is probably the way to go.

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    http://www.alexminassian.com/landrove.htm

    Have a look at this link, might give you some ideas. Alex has fitted several of my car sound systems. He is in Brisbane though

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    got mine fitted in the rear of the headlining
    they work well
    130's rule

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    I had a couple of three-way speaker boxes mounted on brackets directly to the roof lining above the little windows either side the rear door, plus a couple of circular tweeters (About 75mm across, if that) mounted on top of the dash in the corners - all Pioneer units, plus a new CD player (whose name scapes me at the moment) to drive it all, for reasonable sound - not much point goging for a really flash setup with all the other ambient noise in a 'fender ! Only issues so far is having to fade a bit to the rear speakers means the tweeters don't get blown at higher volumes, but otherwise I'm happy, for about $250 all up, as I recall. Not at home, so no pictures unfortunately...

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    Are the defender speakers in the same place as the county ones?

    I bought some 5" 2 way jaycar speakers. The magnets are HUGE and just fit inside the holes for the 4" speakers. I made a couple of rings out of MDF to mount the speakers - the mdf ring screws to the old speaker mounts, and the speaker screws to the MDF. The pass. side ring needed to be a bit thicker to clear the wiper motor.

    The speakers are still in the same place and angle, but they are more than loud enough, sound quality is good, and they have not interfered with legroom (I am 6'3" and have plenty of leg room sitting on either side).

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    Don't La'salle make a rigid roof liner for Defenders with speaker pods at each corner?
    I know they do one with a radio slot in to mount the head unit above the wind sheild....I'm pretty certain it comes with 4" speaker pods too.

    Perhaps La'Salle hasn't hit your shores yet?

    S.

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    Quote Originally Posted by streaky View Post
    Don't La'salle make a rigid roof liner for Defenders with speaker pods at each corner?
    I know they do one with a radio slot in to mount the head unit above the wind sheild....I'm pretty certain it comes with 4" speaker pods too.

    Perhaps La'Salle hasn't hit your shores yet?

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    too much for my liking... can you imagine shipping an entire 110 headlining from the UK to Oz?

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