very thin, high end stereo speakers
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very thin, high end stereo speakers
I watch a YouTube channel from a high end restomod shop in the UK called Retropower. They do a lot of incredible work for customers with deep pockets (among other projects they've been building a series of e30 M3s with extensive carbon fiber body panels, reworked drivetrain and interior, ec.) In their latest video they mentioned a speaker they will be using in a Jaguar E-type from a company called Morel. The speakers are only 0.7" thick, which would make them ideal for the tight spots on an e28 - as we all know, trying to fit decent speakers into the door panels or kick panels can be difficult. The price of the speakers is a little eye-watering but I thought it was worth a mention here anyway...people sometimes like to spend silly money on these sorts of things. https://www.morelhifi.com/?s=nano
Merry Christmas, everyone!
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Thanks for the tip!
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Interesting design, thanks for pointing it out
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Hi-Fi hobbyists have been buying them here for years: https://www.parts-express.com/search?k ... vance:desc
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Good stuff -- thanks!
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Yup, that morel stuff is good, recommended drivers for all kinds of installations, but these flat jobs are cool.
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my Z3 M Roadster has a full set of Morel separates. they sound fantastic.
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Yes, but not anywhere as thin as these ones.BMWCCA2 wrote: Dec 25, 2023 9:40 AM Hi-Fi hobbyists have been buying them here for years: https://www.parts-express.com/search?k ... vance:desc
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All I'm saying is that the brand has been available through discount supply houses for quite some time. Might be worth a look if you wanted to pursue it.stuartinmn wrote: Dec 25, 2023 5:31 PMYes, but not anywhere as thin as these ones.BMWCCA2 wrote: Dec 25, 2023 9:40 AM Hi-Fi hobbyists have been buying them here for years: https://www.parts-express.com/search?k ... vance:desc
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Morel is definitely a high end option. I've been installing Audiotec Fischer in a bunch of my bimmers in recent years. They're German made, and focus mostly on BMW, including a 4" which will fit in the kick panels. For more recent bimmers, they've also got custom tuned plug and play amplifiers which are a huge upgrade from factory amps. I've found several deals on "last year's model" on ebay for very reasonable prices.
https://www.audiotec-fischer.de/en/speakers/?p=1
https://www.audiotec-fischer.de/en/speakers/?p=1
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Those are some thin speakers!
They even make a slim subwoofer.
I wonder how they perform (at reasonable volume levels) compared to a "regular" depth speaker?
They even make a slim subwoofer.
I wonder how they perform (at reasonable volume levels) compared to a "regular" depth speaker?