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Old 03-03-2015, 12:04 PM   #1
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Ceiling speakers

Can someone confirm what size ceiling speakers that Jayco installs in the on the Premier 5th wheels? Are they 6 1/2"?

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I put 2 sets of Pioneer 6.5 3-ways in my unit. A huge improvement. They were the $25.00 set as this is my camper and I am not cranking it up. No amp, just the speakers. The down side is that they are black now and not white. But who cares the unit has a lot of black in it anyway.
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Thanks 3'senough. The black grill covers is what's prevented me from already upgrading. Maybe I'll try a set and just paint the grills.
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Thanks 3'senough. The black grill covers is what's prevented me from already upgrading. Maybe I'll try a set and just paint the grills.
This is exactly what I am going to try. I just put a new set in our camper I had a hell of a time trying to get the existing grilles to fit again. I think I am going to paint the grilles white and see how they look.
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If you want white grill covers. Check out marine speakers, the majority of them I have ever seen have been white. They'll cost a bit more than car speakers but they'll probably look better than painting the grills yourself.
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I put the black grills in our camper and I never notice it really.
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Thanks for all the replies.
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Old 03-03-2015, 07:52 PM   #8
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Pull the old ones and measure them. The speakers in my 165 are shallow and some speakers are too deep and hit the roof.
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Old 03-03-2015, 09:04 PM   #9
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That's what Im figuring on doing. Camper is kept at our seasonal site, which is also 2 1/2 hours away from home so my next trip I will check just to make sure.

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Have you tried to take the actual speakers out of the black grill ones and put a white grill on them? Remember if you try to paint them then the paint might get on the cone and ruin the sound as it will muffle it somewhat.
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If I went the route of painting the grills, I would definitely pull them off the speaker cone before doing so. Most of the time the covers just snap over the speaker.
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Quick FYI, I have painted many speaker grills in the past (mostly in wall home theater setups). Use many light coats of spray paint, they turn out great.
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