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6 1/2 vs 5x7 componets


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jcassonjr 
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Posted: August 16, 2005 at 5:52 PM / IP Logged  
I have a 98 cavalier and am planning on upgrading my 4x6 infinitys. I have been debating on if I want to go with 6 1/2 component speakers or 5x7 component spks. any info or suggestion would help.
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1 farad digital Rockford cap
2 Treo SSi 12's
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jettagli03 
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round is better than oval -- less disortion and flexing of the cone... never heard anything otherwise
boulderguy 
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I agree - go with the rounds.

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