PYLE AUDIO PLR38I receiver AM/FM/MP3/WMA USB SD AUX 50W x 4
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Universal speaker adapters fit 6 to 6.75 inch speakers into factory oval or circular openings and come as a pair
The Metra 824202 kit contains two universal mounting adapters designed for car audio installations. They allow aftermarket speakers measuring 6 to 6.75 inches to fit into a range of circular and oval factory speaker openings. The pair weighs 1.50 units in total.
Each adapter bridges the gap between standard round speaker frames and the varied oval or circular cut-outs found in different vehicle doors and decks. The universal slot pattern lets installers align the speaker without custom fabrication, saving time during a stereo upgrade. No vehicle-specific brackets are included.
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The adapter frames accept speakers in that range and align them with various circular or oval factory openings without modification.
Each adapter uses the vehicle's existing screw holes; no extra brackets or fasteners are included in the package.
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