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@Frzninvt, Have to give you kudos on mentioning the CV 6x9's. I had 4 of these in my "83" Toyota long-bed SR5, made in the USA Concord tape deck w/Dolby B&C as reasonable in-dash CD players didn't hit the market for a couple of years. The CV's were powered by 2 made in the USA Linear Power 100's rated at a true 100 watts RMS (@12 volts, not inflated at 14.5). Front's in the lower doors and rears mounted sideways in the rear kick panels. No extra cab's on the market in 83. We heated up tar roofing panels which allowed us to contour them to the chassis, then we used contact cement to make them stick! Didn't take long to realize that we needed a new alternator and two batteries to keep the headlights from dimming, well worth the time an effort. Have to say, a good TDK processional metal chassis/metal tape recorded in Dolby C really rocked the house! Almost nobody had something like this in there car or truck, bit of a pioneer if you will. I do remember fondly those CV 6x9's! They really hit fast and hard, detailed clarity, tweeter was really good too. Miss those days when you could bring down the house for $500 bucks (okay that would translate into $2000 today), but still, I digress. Miss the CV 6x9's, they were really something in their day and would hold their own today as well...