CTD 6.5's for my SAZ 100.4D

[rk772 0]

"I got a little dyslexic on the title"

I've got a 100.4D on the way and was wondering if anyone has experience with these speakers. There is a $100 difference between these two companies.

They are going in a Honda CRV with limited depth. These would probably install without spacer rings. Any other suggestions on component 6.5's would be helpful. I'm trying to stay under $400

http://www.woofersetc.com/index.cfm?fuseac...Product_ID=7038

http://www.subwooferboxshop.com/mm5/mercha...Code=cdtspecial

Edited January 18, 2009 by rk772

[Nightshade 0]

I do believe that those are the same components. What is the max depth that you are working with? I know in my wife's Civic I had to make 3/4" spacers out of mdf to fit speakers in the doors. The stock Honda speakers that come in the car have the spacer mounted right to the driver and just snapped right out. They weren't screwed into the metal at all. It made a huge difference though when the new speakers were in place. Most comp sets out there are around 3" deep so if you could get away with a spacer that opens up a lot of possibilities.

[rk772 0]

Yea, I knew they were the same. I just posted the link to show the price difference. I haven't measured the space yet. Normal sized 6.5's will fit in the hole but the window will hit them if they don't have spacers. I've got a friend who said he'd make me some spacers out of MFD.

These looked so shallow and I was just wondering if anyone had experience with their sound quality.

[P-Dizzle 1]

"I got a little dyslexic on the title"

I've got a 100.4D on the way and was wondering if anyone has experience with these speakers. There is a $100 difference between these two companies.

They are going in a Honda CRV with limited depth. These would probably install without spacer rings. Any other suggestions on component 6.5's would be helpful. I'm trying to stay under $400

http://www.woofersetc.com/index.cfm?fuseac...Product_ID=7038

http://www.subwooferboxshop.com/mm5/mercha...Code=cdtspecial

CDT (Cliff Design Technologies) makes great Components. I don't think you will be disappointed.

[basebalz13 3]

hey, if you do decide to go with the CDT email me at basebalz13(at)cs(dot)com and let me get you a nice hook up, i currently have 4 sets of the CDT ES-62Cf's in my car and i love em so you wont be dissappointed (i also run CDT for my SQ setup)

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Both myself and tech12volts are CDT dealers.