commander homemade speaker

Any suggestions on how to mount speakers was going to make homemade cans but bought 6.5 speakers and r to big for 6" pipe should've got 5.5 speakers

you have a roof or anything???

Yea I got roof

i seen where ppl used to take and cut the bottem off a toolbox or plasic  tote. make some brackets to mount it to roof or rollbars

if you go to google and search for " can-am commander speaker mounts" then click images there are a lot ofpictures that you might be able to use for ideas

Take some cardboard make u some speaker boxers them tape cardboard together and use fiberglass cloth and resin and make what design u want make my own box for rzr

Keep in mind speakers need a little room.

http://m.flickr.com/photos/68602924@N03/11281976275/lightbox/
I made a fiberglass box for my teryx. I'm sure it can be done in any sxs.

 
i used a y pipe i got at lowe's and cap to mount 4 speakers just make sure inside diameter is 6". Cut 1" of pipe you already have to mount speaker to y pipe with the speaker screws,it is water tight but i used caulking around speaker edges just to be on the safe side.total price bout $75

I looked for my post where I put 6.5 speakers in a 6" PVC cap ( fits perfect ) but you have to have a piece of 6" pipe to insert into the cap to give you something to screw the speaker into ( like smokey above) . I had decent base sound. I did some research on some car radio forums and came across a fella that said if you need to seal a speaker use poly batting ( like what you find in a kids stuffed toy ) to allow air to compress or else the speaker will basicly air lock and sound blown . The 6" pvc cap was my answer as I was mounting them on the bar under the dash of the RZR to keep my foot wells open and up out of the mudd and muck . Either way you go you have to have air space( the batting in the tube or box)  to get a good sound ( best sounding speaker in you car use the trunk , or a base box or a tube . I suggest appox 150 to 200 watts so you can hear thru the helment and when you got that good trail and the right tune ....

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