Paul, when it comes to speakers it won't take long for you to gather all
kinds of them. I just rearranged my stash of them. You will find out
in many cases that the physical size of the speaker is the most
important part--if it doesn't fit you're out of luck no matter what it
sounds like.
I think in most cases these speakers were designed for laptops and even
perhaps dolls and electronic games. My early speakers were some from
Soundtraxx and with the correct baffle they are pretty good. I then
was able to obtain the small quantity of older PFM speakers in two
versions. The first is a pretty good duplicate of a 10" woofer from
your stereo system (brought down to a 1" size)--these are great for
typical tender installations. For the smaller spaces in diesels, PFM
sold one that is a shiny metal box with vents in one of three possible
places--top, edge and angled. These are also very good speakers and
compare very well with the ones that others have mentioned sold under
the Railmaster brand.
I don't have my GP-35's equipped with sound, but there is a longish
Railmaster should fit into the roof of the long hood fairly well.
Bob Werre
PhotoTraxx
On 11/9/12 8:30 PM, railroadpaul wrote:
Thank you Bob for the welcome,the club's layout looks great, all you
have to say is Union Pacific and I am there. But I need all the help I
can get with these GP-35's speaker install, do you or any one else
knows what speakers work best, part numbers and where to buy, i would
really appeciate it.
thanks Paul Welsheimer...
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