Radio Speakers

[Lawrence Thornell]

Scott
I'm going to attempt to rebuild the speakers myself with a kit from the
Speaker Place in Rochester, NY. I kinda have a tin ear so hearing from
front and back of the speaker hasn't phased me.

LT 90 SP in Eclectic, AL
----- Original Message -----
From: "Scott Peatross" <slpeatross@...>
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Sent: Sunday, March 12, 2006 11:59 AM
Subject: Re: [WanderlodgeForum] Radio Speakers


> If the front speakers in your SP36 are like my
> '87PT40, Bluebird blew it on the design. On mine, the
> speakers sit behind a metal mesh that goes the width
> of the front overhead. The problem is that the rear of
> the speaker isn't isolated, you hear the front of the
> speaker and the back. That's a huge no-no in audio
> design. The sound waves tend to cancel each other out,
> particularly the bass frequencies. It is worth your
> time to install speakers in small cabinets behind the
> grill, the sound difference is amazing.
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> Scott Peatross
> '87 PT40
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> --- Lawrence Thornell wrote:
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> My speakers in the front overhead are gone. Any
> suggestions on what speaker to buy?
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