Re: [FWDLK] WHAT OHM'S IS THE 1956 REAR SPEAKERS??????

[Eastern Sierra Adjustment Svc <esierraadj@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I've got a modern 3-way 8-ohm 6x9" rear speaker in my 57, and use a factory
Fader-switch to play with the front & rear sound, but, mostly, that Fader
switch alternates the sound, ft : rr,  rather than 'fading' it.

Neil Vedder



Fern wrote:
> Most of those old speakers were either 3.2 ohms or 4 ohms and rated 
> usually at only 5 watts or so.   Fern
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>     *From:* Ron Swartley <mailto:Archangel1390@xxxxxxx>
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>     *Sent:* Monday, January 10, 2011 10:57 AM
>     *Subject:* [FWDLK] WHAT OHM'S IS THE 1956 REAR SPEAKERS??????
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>     ** 
>     *   In 1956 Plymouth and Dodge, DeSoto and Chrysler all went to 12
>     volts electrical systems.*
>     *What OHM's are the radio back seat speakers in theses cars. Most
>     of them had 4 X 6 rear speakers up to and including 1956 and then
>     in 1957 they went to the larger 6 X 9 speakers on the rear shelf. *
>     *Also any information on the front speakers is welcome. I think
>     the radios were only about 5 to 8 watts?*
>     ** 
>     *Ron Swartley*
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