Be as specific as possible and they don't have to be car audio drivers. Include prices if you know.

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I believe retail is about $1500 for the mids only.

without custom door builds.

no custom door build neccessary.

..so the driver would fit in. there was a difference (for whatever reason) between drivers and passengers side. I only needed to do it on the passenger side.

Art series amp. Was really amazed by how well they sounded in the car.

It's really harder to get good sound in a 'vertible, and this setup rocked!

As always, it depends on the amp/headunit you push them with. I'm not saying they are the best out there, but they are much better than just "decent".

I have an old set of MB Quart 5 1/4 components...i should dig them out and see what they are...

They are QM 160's.

2 x 5.25"
2 x 1.75" tweets...
2 x 218.03 xovers.

Anything worthwhile? A friend handed them down a while back when he upgraded, but they never made their way into a car yet...

I really wanted it but I decided to wait on it until I found out more about it. I'm kind of happy I didn't buy it through him since he kind of fell of the face of the planet.

baffle for the speaker to kick against. Mounted on flimsy hardboard door card will drastically limit the quality &amp; mid bass of any speaker.
If it's a B6/B7 then the speaker is mounted to the actual steel of the door so it's not a problem.

I just didn't really like them in my install. Yours could be different.

Hit up the front doors with some Dynamat.

Use an amp that has a built in x-over where you can filter out the lowest bass frequencies.

I've got more of a home audio perspective, but good drivers are good drivers. As with nearly any metal cone, these need a high slope low pass crossover, notch filter, or both.


RS-125 is good for a smaller driver.

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