[Evan9999]

Has anyone ever made some kind of shield for the back side of our door speakers to keep them dry from any water that might accumulate in the door?

Would this even be necessary?

When I opened up my door and took out the stock speaker, I noticed some water inside from when I opened my window (It's winter so snow and water were on the weather strip).

I just spent a lot of money on new 6x8s and I don't want them getting damaged lol

Thanks!

 

[Evan9999]

Just solved my problem...foam speaker baffles from crutchfield lol

Please delete this thread...thanks!

 

[aviator79]

your window will hit the baffle. I used them on my 8" fronts, but had to modify them.

 

[21drfrank]

QUOTE (aviator79 @ Jan 12 2010, 12:40 PM) index.php?act=findpost&pid=1629228

your window will hit the baffle. I used them on my 8" fronts, but had to modify them.[/b]

I installed four Memphis MC 572s and wrapped the new speakers in Dynamat.

 

[jmhinkle]

Yeah you have to modify the baffles like aviator said. I made some shields and they hit the window first time I opened them so I had to cut them down. If you use those foam baffles you need to cut the bottom open to help your speaker still sound good.

 

[zer0]

surprised your stock speakers didnt come with some kind of protector cause mine did although I had to pry it away from the stock speaker but it was there

 

[blue06mazda6]

I just cut some old plastic drop cloth and put it over the top of the speakers.