Re: radio speakers

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Thanks for the feedback!  I'll add the extra service available (FM / conversion) to the vendor's description.  

P.S., It's good to get reviews of vendors to keep the vendor list hardy. If members contact a vendor, tell them you 
heard about them through the 1962 to 1965 Mopar website. The vendor may not care, but it makes me feel better. :)

Thanks,
Gary H.

>  -------Original Message-------
 
>  
>  I called S&M Electro -Tech today. I talked to a very knowledgeable guy
>  guy there , and he told me what I needed. He is going to fix the
>  wiring spades so they will plug right into my stock radio wiring.
>  They  include an adapter so that the speaker  fits up to the dash
>  mounts.  Sending it out tomorrow , and I should have it Thursday. They
>  Also convert stock AM radios to FM and include all the goodies for
>  today's various electronic equipment.  They are located near
>  Minneapolis, Mn. ................................MO
>  
>  On Sunday, March 18, 2018 at 12:06:37 PM UTC-5,
>  62-65-mail...@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>  
>  > There is a place listed on the vendor's page S & M Electro-Tech in
>  > the "electrical" section.
>  > http://1962to1965mopar.ornocar.com/restoration-sources.html
>  >
>  > They manufacture speakers for classic cars.
>  >
>  > From their website: "Note: Many replacement speakers now sold by
>  > the discount stores, auto parts stores and mail
>  > order restoration parts houses are labeled as "4 to 8 ohm
>  > compatible" and are in fact 4 ohm speakers. These speakers
>  > can damage the older transistor radios."
>  > http://www.turnswitch.com/speakers.htm
>  >
>  > They also make a dual stereo speaker "mounted on an 11ga laser cut
>  > steel plate cut to match the original Mopar A & B
>  > body 4x10 center dash speaker mounting plate" for those using a
>  > modern aftermarket radio in the dash or converting
>  > the original radio's internals to modern electronics.
>  >
>  > Thanks,
>  > Gary H.
>  >
>  >> -------Original Message-------
>  >
>  >>
>  >> How many ohms speaker do I need for my stock 1964 Dodge radio
>  > front
>  >> speaker? I am thinking about a speaker with the smaller tweeter
>  >> speaker(s) integrated in it. Any suggestions
>  >> ..........................................MO
>  >>
 

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