Bose 6x9 door speaker adapter plates

bigaudiofanat · 10-25-2012, 06:54 AM

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Originally Posted by jvg

I guess it depends on how thick the spacer/adapter is but what is the max mounting depth on the 6x9s? I heard that it was pretty shallow and that aftermarket 6x9 were hard to find to fit because of the shallow mounting depth. Is this true?

Late on this but yes the mounts for the 6x9's from bose are very shallow you would need a spacer. But I would highly recommend going with 6.5's as your going to get the same if not better quality from them. Especially component speakers. Plus there is a bigger selection of 6.5's that will fit.

jvg · 10-25-2012, 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by bigaudiofanat

Late on this but yes the mounts for the 6x9's from bose are very shallow you would need a spacer. But I would highly recommend going with 6.5's as your going to get the same if not better quality from them. Especially component speakers. Plus there is a bigger selection of 6.5's that will fit.

I actually do have a component set. I have the Polk Audio db6501 and it doesnt sound bad. But i was looking to add a little better sounding bass at louder volumes. I want to stay away from adding a sub if i can so i figured 6x9's would be the next best thing? Maybe not? Oh and i still have the stock non bose headunit and no aftermarket amp amp.

bigaudiofanat · 10-25-2012, 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by jvg

I actually do have a component set. I have the Polk Audio db6501 and it doesnt sound bad. But i was looking to add a little better sounding bass at louder volumes. I want to stay away from adding a sub if i can so i figured 6x9's would be the next best thing? Maybe not? Oh and i still have the stock non bose headunit and no aftermarket amp amp.

If your looking for bass, look towards better 6.5's such as the focal polyglass or hertz Hi-energy, or mile, these will make it sound like you have a sub in your car! Also if your not running an aftermarket head unit check into running one this will increase your quality a lot. Hopefully some of my customers can chime in on this.

Ashtonb · 04-29-2019, 08:01 PM

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Originally Posted by bigaudiofanat

Late on this but yes the mounts for the 6x9's from bose are very shallow you would need a spacer. But I would highly recommend going with 6.5's as your going to get the same if not better quality from them. Especially component speakers. Plus there is a bigger selection of 6.5's that will fit.

Haha you're late on this, how about 2019?

Spacers.. would it actually work?? I got some Alpine type R 6x9s I want to put in. But don't wanna mess up the door.

bigaudiofanat · 05-03-2019, 08:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Ashtonb

Haha you're late on this, how about 2019?

Spacers.. would it actually work?? I got some Alpine type R 6x9s I want to put in. But don't wanna mess up the door.

Yes I've done it with massive Image Dynamics CXS woofers no issue.

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