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01-11-2023 12:50 PM |
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Originally Posted by Ramairnacho
(Post 6399456)
I believe factory speakers have square magnets and run on different ohmss than today's speakers. They also require a special bracket to hold the baffle. Did the factory red dot stereo with added dealer speaker have left right balance or just front back? I imagine you would need to wire rear speakers in parallel and that will not drop the ohms or have a rear right channel installed in radio unit. When I get there in a few years I would like to know how to add an extra speaker to the back deck.
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Have had several factory stereo equipped early 70's LeMans & GTO's apart where a prev owner had disconnected the front speaker wire & extended the front speaker wire to an added pass side speaker under the package tray. Back in the late 80's, one of first fellows I set up with at swappers did that deal in his '69 Judge. I was parting a 70 SJ & I let him have the original rear speakers, nub brackets, clips, & cardboard surrounds. Looked factory when done.
As mentioned above, not a lot of room under the package tray of a 2nd Gen w a full sized spare, so for most it's easy to just restore a system with front to rear fade. Can't remember any front to rear AND left to right faders on Delco Stereos til early 70's Pontiac B series, poss the '71 Rivieras . Have a complete '71 or 72 B series Stereo w pedestal mount 8 track assemblies I pulled out of one of the GrandVilles I cut up. That unit is different in how the speakers "balance" than the prev GTO & GrandPrix setups that I've pulled & tested.
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