I have 2 speaker 15" wide x 48" high. if it comes 64" wide x 36" could i cut it in halve and cover both speakers?
1460023
length is not the problem, width is tight. If you cut the cloth in half lengthwise, you have 18" per speaker width leaving you just 1 1/2" on each side to stretch it around the frame. Possible yes if the speaker frame is small enough for you to roll the extra around each side. Would feel a lot more comfort if you had more. If it were me, I'd buy the extra length and not take the change it would not wide enough to accomodate the speaker. Great material for your application though.
1460024
You need a 1.5 to 2 inch offset on all sides to pull and stretch the cloth. You may be able to just manage it with the 15 inch width of the two speaker frames lined side by side on the 36" side of the cloth. BTW use a very sharp knife for trimming and neat cuts.
177450
Yes. You have two rear speakers that are this size. Your door speakers if your wondering, are 6 1/2
108166
It looks like these 6x9 inch speakers will not fit. Your front and rear doors take a 6.75 inch speaker.
112670
The speakers sizes would be 15"/38cm And your box should be 15/32in i hope this help out
1618771
The only limit is how long the speaker wires you apply to them. The wire that come with it are fairly generous length and would allow enough separation for a typical size living room. There isn't any reason you can't extend it beyond that if you want to.
781516
The cubbies are fairly small. It would depend on the size of your speakers. They measure approx 6 inches by 6 inches.
1236421
We have a 50" plasma with 3" speakers on rash side. The overall width extends just slightly beyond the edge. However we keep it away from the wall just a bit and it fits very nicely into the corner.
357059
The shelves are adjustable and I have two on one side, but your speaker will not fit because the opening is 18 3/4" wide on either side. Not sure why the other guys did not measure before answering. Maybe try the larger version Sonax makes and it will work.
1655560
No. It will barely be enough to cover the two doors. You may have enough to do only the speaker holes, but not the entire rear deck.
1731326
Would most likely be for a 5" or 5 1/4" speaker. That cut-out would work for those that are shallow mounted ie. DB501 or DB521. The DB651 (6 1/2") has a mounting dimension of 5" so that 4.75 might work that speaker size. Polk Audio has the spec's online plus they can help answer your question.
1255435
I do not remember...I would guess add 2-3 ins. to the dimensions of the speaker on all sides
1318174
You could use it and trim away the excess, but you WOULD have excess if your cover dimensions are what you state.
1945724
Sorry, I misunderstood the question. Yes, you should be able to cut it to fit.
132235
No they will not . I had to make my own boxes .but still not happy just not big enough room for any kind of nice boxes for the speaker to sound good no boom just a boo! .better off getting custom made boxes from stereo store if you want it to sound good I got a estimate from a local place they said 200 bucks they will take seat out measure & then build a good quality box for whatever size speaker you want. Sorry for the bad news.
2002624
It cannot. The speaker cables cannot really be cut either as it is a tiny soldered speaker. Do not let the size of the speaker grate fool you: it is not that big at all. If you take a drill, you should be able to destroy it if you enter through the center hole in the speaker grate.
2095300
If you have the Subwoofer option stereo, then yes cut it to fit. They have actually made an easy to follow outline to cut out for the Subwoofer.
1270904
Unless the speaker you have is unusually deep (most 6x9 speakers are rather uniform in depth) this will work for you. I have put 2 sets of speakers in them and both sound great