bluehaze

Well-Known Member

• Jan 15, 2011

• #1

The misses spied these little butties on fleabay for a fiver.

Connected them into the stereo and now have some nice vibes to mask the other usual landy noices!

Also had the roofrack regalved.

 

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sypher

Well-Known Member

• Jan 15, 2011

• #2

Thats one very nice 110 there bud .

 

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Brithos

Member

• Jan 15, 2011

• #3

Nice landy! How did you attach the net to the roof and does it sag much?

jason

 

landroverjack

New Member

• Jan 16, 2011

• #4

Brithos said:

Nice landy! How did you attach the net to the roof and does it sag much?

jason

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With carabiners can't you see If you get a strong enough elastic one it shouldn't sag?

 

cambolt

New Member

• Jan 16, 2011

• #5

How do they sound in there? My radio has never worked in either of my defenders (have to get round to fixing it) but I've always though the especially in a 110 any sort of speaker would sound pretty rubbish being a spartan space withh basically metal everywhere

 

bluehaze

Well-Known Member

• Jan 16, 2011

• #6

Sypher - thanks

Brithos - the roof net has some fixings that are screwed into one of the roof's support beams and then just clipped back to the dog guard. The kids throw their coats up there, so there is nothing heavy to allow the net to sag.

Cambolt - The landy has the two normal speakers in the dash plus the two that you can see. They sound really good in that location. When we tried them in the rear they had no effect.

 

instantsquid

New Member

• Jan 16, 2011

• #7

I've got rear speakers in my Ninety. But then again, I've got a sodding great 5-channel power amp driving them. The outputs from the amp are set up so that the balance of sound between front and rear is equal - obviously being further away, they need to be louder!