Customers said they had to cut the hole bigger. What is the size of hole required to install this speaker?
908771
I made some home-made speaker boxes for these.. dimensions were 8 in. X 8 in. Width, and a 6 inch depth.. I believe the hole for the speaker measured 6 inches. My first speaker boxes that I built, works fine for me for now. I'm waiting on the Pyle 400 watt amp that was around 50 dollars to see if they get louder. Good luck man.
1173741
It takes an oval hole. See the box they will sit it. Absolute 2SW6X9 6 x 9 Inches Pair Speaker Box with Speaker Terminal
1065775
They won't fit a 9.5" hole. They are 6.5" but are a true 6.5" if that's what you need. Pyle makes larger rectangle speakers that might work. I love Pyle home speakers, and I've used most every design they have. Great bass response and high wattage for half the price.
969798
Probably needs to be 6 inches. I already had holes for my speakers. I just had to make them a little bigger.
158609
Keep in mind the hole cutout on this is 11 inches. My JL audio sub I bought requires 11.5 inch hole. I will have to pay to cut this out or do it myself. Big headache.
1804390
You have to be careful to make sure there is enough clearance to install the speaker, it doesn't matter if it's installed in the door or in the back. The Infinity speakers have a minimum of 2 5/8 inch mounting depth. Therefore, to know for sure if the speakers will fit your installation, you have to remove the existing speaker and measure the depth. Also make sure you measure the diameter of the hole, where the speaker will be installed. For Infinity speaker it must be at least 5 1/16 inch. If the hole is smaller you'll have to cut a bigger opening.
2064572
I believe the hole was 18" diameter. You can download the installation manual if you go onto their website and it will provide the installation instructions.
1436184
It has been a while since I installed these and don't have easy access to the car, but I do remember the depth I needed was less than 2 inches. These are about 1 1/2 deep. The actual hole opening required is just under 5 inches. The 4 mounting holes are 5 1/4. Note that these are not vehicle speakers, but cabinet speakers. They have no grill covers, so if you install in a car like I did, you may want to match up another brands grill or custom make one, if needed.
400724
At least 7 1/4 inch ...a standard 8" speaker enclosure hole ....I replaced old 8" speaker with it and it all fit and works great.
352694
Seriously? Will a square peg fit in a round hole? No, a 6.5" speaker will not fit in a 4" opening.
774497
I don't have the measurements right now but I did have to enlarge the existing hole by about 1/4" and the mounting holes did not line up either. The speaker has frame work on the back that made it necessary to enlarge the hole. I can get the measurements this weekend if you still need them.
1318051
The speakers are exactly 10 1/2 wide overall (thats included the outer trim). If you look at the photos they have posted on Amazon, you will see where the arms swing in place securing them to the wall. This area is approximately 8-9 inches. So based on you having an existing 10 1/2 cut out, it won't work.
1695895
I did not take exact measurements of the existing opening since i was only using these speakers as replacements. I would say the existing diameter of the hole was 6". The speakers sound great and the blue LED lights are a nice touch.
1849663
Should be any standard single gang junction box. I believe it is a 4"? Basically, the holes for this speaker mount line up with a standard blank wall plate. Hope that helps.
1144439
I lucked out, I had a bracket for a bike light and the speaker fit right in it. I would send the company an email to find out
1852127
The bracket that surrounds the speaker has a different set of hole that fit either 5*7 and 6*8. Normally it takes only 4 screws to install a speaker. This speaker has 12 holes for a wide variety of screws.
1255435
I do not remember...I would guess add 2-3 ins. to the dimensions of the speaker on all sides