I was thinking about experimenting with some, but one question is pondering me the more I look at them.
They're supposed to seal, but, where do I put the wires? I can't just poke a hole and send the harness through, because that would break the seal, and going out the baffle would cause there to be a seal break around the edge of the speaker.
how are you supposed to install these things?
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You actually do poke a small hole in the back of these baffles and push your wire through it. If you push the two wires through the hole and then connect them to the two wires on your speaker, then you will not have to push the entire plug on the harness through the hole. Just make a small hole to where you have to force the wire through and it will still stay sealed for you.
Hope this helps.
Also, I've heard that they actually sound better with a 1-inch hole in the bottom of them anyway to give the speaker more airspace to work with.
Essentially they have three purposes:
Hope This Helps!!!
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