In ,
Tim S Kemp decided to enlighten our sheltered
souls with a rant as follows
Pete M wrote:

I've got the same problem as you but in reverse. The Alfa uses 13cm
components in the dash, and 17cm jobs in the back shelf. The front
ones, despite being standard fit Alfa jobbies are actually pretty
good, no bass, but good for imaging because of their positioning and
the well sited tweeters. The ones in the rear are utter crap, but it
looks like I've got to remove the rear seat and shelf just to change
the bloody things.
Don't know what to go for personally, but I'm looking at the
Nakamichi SP-S6500 for the shelf.

where are you getting your nak stuff from? spec on the 6500 seems
good and the size would fit my front doors nicely - what's the price??

The 552 would fit my back doors too...

Got myself a new pair of Ground Zero Plutonium GZPC 165SX for the obscenely
bargainesque price of £35.00. (Ordered for an SQ sound off car, fitted for a
week, hardly used and perfect..)

Rather happy I am, now I've just got to remove the back seat, take the shelf
out, and fit the *******s.

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Pete M

Alfa 155
Ford Capri (still broked)
Porsche 911 3.2 (For Sale - ebay soon)

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