Car Question

Yngwie 4String · #1 06-10-2009, 01:14 AM

Long Version
If you saw my post about a week or so ago, you know I have acquired a new ride. The very nice 1992 Lincoln Mark Vii:Bill Blass edition. In the mean time I still have my GMC and I want to scrap it (engine blown) so Im getting all the goodies out of it. The Lincoln has a new radio head unit but still has the factory speakers. The GMC has some very nice Pioneer speakers that I bought for it a year ago. The thing is that the factory speakers in the Lincoln are very good, and Im not sure if what I have in the GMC is better. From what I remember, the GMC speakers were slightly better, but it is also a truck so I was closer to the speakers while riding in it thus they seam louder. I cant turn them on now because the truck is completely dead. So I am trying to figure out the specs on the factory speakers that came in the Lincoln so I can compare the two and decide if I want to put the GMC speakers in the Lincoln or just sell them. Does anyone happen to know where I can find that info? Tryed googling it and got a lot of stuff wanting me buy sound equipment, but obviously nothing that told me what the originals were.

Short Version
Does anyone know where I can find the specs on the factory speakers in a 92 Lincoln Mark Vii Bill Blass edition?

No photo no car?
Posted it a couple times, but here it is again because I know its gonna come up:

KeithBMI · #2 06-10-2009, 01:24 AM

For some reason I actually think that car looks cool.

Yngwie 4String · #3 06-10-2009, 01:40 AM

It is pretty cool. Lots of gadgets. The only drawback is that it eats gasoline pretty fast.

MakiSupaStar · #4 06-10-2009, 10:17 AM

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Originally Posted by KeithBMI

For some reason I actually think that car looks cool.

You're opinion on cars and how they look, Mr. unce unce fail truck, is about as useful as jar of farts.

tplyons · #5 06-10-2009, 10:20 AM

Specs for the factory speakers? Not likely. Especially on a car that's 17 years old.

MatticusMania · #6 06-10-2009, 10:20 AM

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Originally Posted by MakiSupaStar

You're opinion on cars and how they look, Mr. unce unce fail truck, is about as useful as jar of farts.

A jar of farts is quite useful when needing to clear a crowded room.

mike_v_s · #7 06-10-2009, 10:22 AM

It's been a few years, but Best buy and similar stores use to have a "kiosk" in the car audio dept that would show you which models were compatible. As far as my knowledge....GM used to favor 6x9's and I never owned an older Ford, so i couldn't tell you. I'd stick with what you have unless it really sucked.

Mike

BillyRay · #8 06-10-2009, 10:54 AM

I'd ride it but I wouldn't have the dough to put gas in it

**Eric Perry** · #9 06-10-2009, 11:09 AM

The core problem here is you referred to Pioneer speakers as "very nice".

MakiSupaStar · #10 06-10-2009, 11:19 AM

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Originally Posted by MatticusMania

A jar of farts is quite useful when needing to clear a crowded room.

Yeah, but it still stinks.

iamlowsound · #11 06-10-2009, 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Eric618

The core problem here is you referred to Pioneer speakers as "very nice".

That is what I was thinking. You can spend $600 on pioneer speakers or $150 on Alpines and have the same quality. Scrap everything you have, but some nice alpines, a 150x2 amp some speaker wire and a Saturday's worth of time and you will have a system that puts all of your friends cars to shame. Add subs to your liking, but stay away from a bandpass box.

lowsound