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Hey, I have a set of Innovations in my 69 KG and they do work very well. The only thing bad I have to say about them is: they do need to be reinforced where the speaker mounts (I have about 60 watts going to a set of MB quarts/218.02QX). I should have cut a piece of 1/4" plywood and siliconed it on in that section and then cut the hole out for the speakers. I might port the panels in the future because I'm think that the speakers were designed for a door mounted layout. Peace. barryp@mars.superlink.net Like my Dad said "The more you stir sh*t, the worst it stinks" Central New Jersey (AKA - The Armpit of the East Coast) 1938 Ford Barrel nose Pickup (Orginial) 1969 VW Karmann Ghia (Custom - In the works) 1970 VW Type 3 Squareback (SO's car, I'm permitted to work on it) 1974 Ford Bronco (Boss 302 Engine, For Sale, Just Body&Trans, BO) ---------- > From: Street Bugs <strtbug@ibm.net> > To: type-3@umich.edu > Subject: speaker mounting > Date: Monday, November 25, 1996 8:06 PM > > hi doug > try innovations in fiberglass in Phoenix AZ ph#602-377-0104 . they have > type-3 speaker panels for 39.00 per set and they work pretty good. also > there not that cheap plastic. ive got a pair in a 66 bug and they throw the > music in your face. if you do get them they have raw edges and so you will > have to cover them or just trim or paint them. i personally put a item > called compact windlace around the out side edges to give it a finished > look. you can pick up compact windlace at any upholstery shop that deals > with automotive. its the same stuff that holds your headliner in around your > doors. good luck Jonce strtbug@ibm.net > > 66bug > 66square > 56single > 86vanagon > 92jetta > 94probe still being fixed(wrecked) >