Cant wait to hear them out. I havnt forgotten a single of your advices you gave me, yet i fidnt buy anything yet. I will buy evth at once and in this video i will listen to the daytons we talked about. Great videos, the best caraudio channel by far!
I would recommend you buy a 3D printer. You could've just made one wooden baffle and printed adapter rings for the rest with bolt inserts. A lot less wood waste and time waste. But props to you for making them out of wood.
@@RAW-CAt I recently got the elegoo neptune 4 plus. Best value atm Imo for a little larger printer. It prints very fast and pretty reliably as long as you do regular tightening etc.
Definitely a lot of work to test these for us! I appreciate it! I have tested 4 of these myself that fits my car. Really nice to see the ones I couldn’t test!! Thanks!!!
@@GustavoRocha-gy1rf from my tests of just 3”(2019 mustang GT) I really liked the audison Voce! I loved my old infinity kappa perfect mid, but it won’t fit!! The focal flax was probably my second favorite. Also tested the kicker 2 in think it was? I bought the voce 3 ways! I’m pleased!
Wishing your wife wonderful Birthday and best wishes to your guys family from California USA! You can use small Neodymium magnet slugs from the hardware store drilled and glued set flush into both the baffle and adaptera all in the same location for each adapter to snap in and out of place, just a idea for quick strong speaker exchange.
Happy birthday to your wife! All I can wish for her is to have a two-seat tune from you but one can dream :D Seriosly tho, all the best wishes and best wibes to you guys, celebrate it nicely!
You should be fine without hard mounting the adapters, the fit looks plenty snug. Since you did everything out of MDF, if the adapters start to fit looser after multiple in's and out's, you could always wipe them with a damp cloth to tighten it up, the mdf will swell a bit with moisture. Great progress in a short amount of time, looking forward to the measurements!
