RE: Speaker swap/sub available

["Stefan Bendevis" <Audiman1@classic.msn.com>]

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From: 	owner-quattro@coimbra.ans.net on behalf of 
Jagernauth_Stephen@bns.attmail.com
Sent: 	Monday, September 22, 1997 10:51 AM
To: 	internet!coimbra.ans.net!quattro@bns.attmail.com
Subject: 	Speaker swap/sub available

Any recommendations for front door speakers for an '87 5ktqw?  Will 6 1/2"
fit?   I'm installing an Alpine head unit and amp so need speakers which
provide decent bass at high power levels.  I bought a SAS Bazooka 10"
sub but may not install it due to space.  Anyone interested in trading the sub
 for quality door speakers or buying it outright?

Regards,

Steve Jagernauth   jagernauth_stephen@bns.att.com
'87 5ktqw, '87 5kcst, '74 911/3.0

Fellow Audi fanatic,
	I own a 1987 5000 CD Quattro and a couple years ago, I installed a 3 way set 
from MB Quart (6.5's, 4's, and .75 tweets).  I made 2 boards of .75" MDF and 
wrapped them with black vinyl (one for each door).  I mounted one 6.5" and one 
4" per board.  I had to cut holes in the door panel to accomodate the speaker 
magnets.  I mounted the tweeters in the factory dash locations.  These speaker 
came with their own crossovers.  I powered them with an Alpine  V12 MRV 400 
60Wx4 rms.  I also have 2 JL 12" subs in the trunk to provide low end bass.  
These  are powered by an Alpine V12 MRV 1000 150Wx2, 300Wx1 rms.  I find that 
the quarts are a very clear sounding speaker and they can also handle alot of 
power.  I have a set of quarts 6.5 coaxials for which I will be making a 
custom package tray for to use as rear fill, these will be powered by the 
remaining 2 channels of the MRV 400.  Hope you find this information helpful.

Stefan Bendevis, Audiman1@msn.com (1987 5000 CD Quattro)