Will Polk EX502a Speakers fit in the rear panel?
Here are my thoughts on an audio system
Head Unit Alpine CDA-7894
Amp Alpine MPR-M200 (under the passenger seat)
Front Speakers Polk EX-2560 Componants
Rear Speakers Polk EX502a
Sub Wlaurent Enclosure w/RF Punch Z
Extras PAC-SWIX
Lucid Aftermarket harness
My thoughts are that the Polks are quite efficient so the high power Alpine will drive them without having to add a 4 channel amp. My only worries are the magnets for the EX502a fitting and the EX-2560 tweeters relpacing the stock units. Any feedback and suggestions appreciated.
Head Unit Alpine CDA-7894
Amp Alpine MPR-M200 (under the passenger seat)
Front Speakers Polk EX-2560 Componants
Rear Speakers Polk EX502a
Sub Wlaurent Enclosure w/RF Punch Z
Extras PAC-SWIX
Lucid Aftermarket harness
My thoughts are that the Polks are quite efficient so the high power Alpine will drive them without having to add a 4 channel amp. My only worries are the magnets for the EX502a fitting and the EX-2560 tweeters relpacing the stock units. Any feedback and suggestions appreciated.
Originally posted by lucid
I think they MAY but I dont think they have grills
I think they MAY but I dont think they have grills
I edited my original post to link to the Polk specs.
Originally posted by zissis
I put Polk GXR6 (6 1/2" in the rear, and they fit no prob.
Zissis
I put Polk GXR6 (6 1/2" in the rear, and they fit no prob.
Zissis
did you cut the panel yourself or bought one from Lucid? you didn't have to do any modifications to Polk 6.5" speakers? do you know its magnet dia. by any chance?
thanks!
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