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RetroSound In-Dash Speaker, 68-77 Ford Bronco SKU: 6402
RetroSound In-Dash Speaker, 68-77 Ford Bronco
RetroSound In-Dash Speaker 68-77 Bronco
Product Overview:
This RetroSound® Triax™ 5.25-inch dual voice coil dash speaker gives you a stereo mix from your 1968-77 Ford Bronco's single dash speaker location.
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This RetroSound® Triax™ 5.25-inch dual voice coil dash speaker gives you a stereo mix from your 1968-77 Ford Bronco's single dash speaker location.
This RetroSound® Triax™ 5.25-inch dual voice coil dash speaker gives you a stereo mix from your 1968-77 Ford Bronco's single dash speaker location. A treated foam surround delivers the most natural sound possible with no distortion and remarkable durability. Dual mylar tweeters produce crisp, clear highs. •5.25-inch stereo dash replacement speaker
•Stereo mix from your single speaker location
•Treated foam surround for smooth, natural sound
•Dual mylar tweeters for crisp, clear highs
•Poly speaker cone
•Dip-cut magnet for extended pole piece excursion
•30 watts power handling
•Wiring kit included for use with OE factory radios rated at 8 to 10 ohms
TECHNICAL NOTE: You may need to space the speaker off of the back of the dash. The wires on the front of the speaker may make contact with the metal speaker grill. The "stock" dash speaker used a press board type spacer you can re-use, or you may use small washers or spacers. -Some earlier Broncos may have a different mounting pattern on the dash-
•Stereo mix from your single speaker location
•Treated foam surround for smooth, natural sound
•Dual mylar tweeters for crisp, clear highs
•Poly speaker cone
•Dip-cut magnet for extended pole piece excursion
•30 watts power handling
•Wiring kit included for use with OE factory radios rated at 8 to 10 ohms
TECHNICAL NOTE: You may need to space the speaker off of the back of the dash. The wires on the front of the speaker may make contact with the metal speaker grill. The "stock" dash speaker used a press board type spacer you can re-use, or you may use small washers or spacers. -Some earlier Broncos may have a different mounting pattern on the dash-
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Asked by Bob, October 9, 2021
Q: Does anybody know if this speaker will fit with Vintage Air under the dash?
⮞ 1 Answer
Answered by ☆ sales - October 11, 2021
A: Vintage Air says, SureFit systems may interfere with some OEM radios or in-dash speakers. Doesn't sound promising.
Asked by anthony adams, November 11, 2020
Q: will this speaker mount to the exsisting holes that the factory speaker uses?
⮞ 1 Answer
Answered by ☆ sales - November 11, 2020
A: Normally yes. But, some earlier Broncos had a different mount pattern. Check your dash measurements first, then compare to the mounting dimensions on our product page.
Asked by Davey, September 23, 2019
Q: I have a 1969 Bronco with speaker vents in the dash but no holes for mounting a speaker. Will this require that I drill holes in dash?
⮞ 1 Answer
Answered by ☆ sales - September 24, 2019
A: Yes, drilling new holes in the dash would be the easiest method of mounting the speaker.
Asked by Anonymous, January 4, 2017
Q: Will this fit a 66 dash? Will it fit the speaker ready fiberglass door panels?
⮞ 1 Answer
Answered by ☆ sales - January 4, 2017
A: This speaker should fit your 66 dash. You will want to double check the speaker mounting hole spacing with your dash. They are too small for the speaker door panels, and do not come with any type of grille.
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