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Old 07 March 2010, 14:22   #1
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speakers in a rib

hi all would i do any detrimental damage to my rib by instaling 2 speakers in the front of the rib ?
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Old 07 March 2010, 14:29   #2
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hi all would i do any detrimental damage to my rib by instaling 2 speakers in the front of the rib ?
not really, think about how you would wire them before cutting holes
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You might mark up that pic and repost to show just where you're thinking of....
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You might mark up that pic and repost to show just where you're thinking of....
i would reckon either side of that u bolt, what say you!
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i would reckon either side of that u bolt, what say you!
I was kinda hoping not.... but then, I'm into anchors and warps and chains and sh1t, and I appreciate that that's not everyone's bag

EDIT: I'm assuming we're talking BFO speakers here!
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you would hope nice white waterproof speakers with plastic guards on the backside, i thought of anchors but i think there's another locker fwd of that one, i'd still like to know what he's going to do with the wires, them moulded decks they don't put trunking fwd usually
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Circular holes would not affect the structure of the boat IMHO. circular holes transfer pressure quite well as opposed to any with 90 degree' bends just keep that in mind if you chose speakers that are not circular.

Would definitely investigate the ease of getting wires run to location before i went any further.

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yes eather side of the u bolt had not given the wires much thought

got 2 sets of these may have gone a little over the top
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you would hope nice white waterproof speakers with plastic guards on the backside, i thought of anchors but i think there's another locker fwd of that one, i'd still like to know what he's going to do with the wires, them moulded decks they don't put trunking fwd usually
spot on there is another locker behind the open one
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aaw man!

An anchor locker and a BEER locker - you get her off a Super Yacht?
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haha yes
there were 2 of them
this thing has so much storage, way more room than any other boat ive had
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eh wilky, wait till he gets it in the water and we'll steal it
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eh wilky, wait till he gets it in the water and we'll steal it
That's a touch severe Biff, but we could bail out his beer locker for him - test his speakers
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hi was thinking of running the wires under the tubes as theres no air in them at the mo ?
need to let the air out to fit it in the garage
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hi was thinking of running the wires under the tubes as theres no air in them at the mo ?
need to let the air out to fit it in the garage
how will they get from the tubes to the console
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looks like i may be able to run them through the drain hole thing ,,
it looks like it runs the whole lenth
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all done
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all done
They look o.k. wheres the other two going then ??
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They look o.k. wheres the other two going then ??


ebay think that ill be ok with the 2 for the mo
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