|
Bronze Member Username: SaoxcorePost Number: 20 Registered: Jul-06 | i forgot the name of the regularcar speakers.. 2 way, whatever. it doesnt matter i suppose. is there really that much of a dif? i had my whole system set out: speakers: alpine SPS-13C2, OR SPS-57C2 head unit: alpine cda-9856 sub: alpine type r 12 inch, 1242d. get the dual 4ohm and wire it to 2ohm. amp for speakers: alpine MRP-F250 amp for sub: Alpine MRD-605,wired to 2ohms but someone is telling me that componet speakers are really worth it, and is hould get them instead :/ |
|
Silver Member Username: DkchillinVermont Post Number: 204 Registered: Mar-05 | Short version: Component speakers have a seperate tweeter and woofer, generally with an external crossover to direct the proper frequencies to the driver designed to reproduce that frequency range. Example:Alpine Type S Components Coaxial speakers stack the woofer and tweeter together and generally have a far more basic built in crossover. Example: Alpine Type S Coaxials Components offer more flexability and adjustability and nearly always better sound reproduction. Long version: http://www.caraudio.com/forum/showthread.php?t=90412 |
|
Bronze Member Username: SaoxcorePost Number: 21 Registered: Jul-06 | hmm |
|
Gold Member Username: Dustin3Tigard, OR U.S. Post Number: 2758 Registered: Oct-05 | components are better, and should be powered by an amp |
|
Gold Member Username: AlteraudiousaConcord Post Number: 1106 Registered: Jan-06 | components are good if done corretly. Install plays a big factor into this. Bad imaging or placement and not enough care taken into the installation such as dynamat and such and you'll not have the noticeable difference you may be expecting. |
|
Gold Member Username: Dustin3Tigard, OR U.S. Post Number: 2781 Registered: Oct-05 | dynamat? behind the woofer?.. |
|
Gold Member Username: AlteraudiousaConcord Post Number: 1109 Registered: Jan-06 | dynamat everywhere, out metal skin of the door, inner, around the speaker mounting spots, over any gaps on te door, on the door panels. Deadening the door and adding some weight to it helps out alot. Also adding baffles that help eliminate standing waves behind the woofers can help too. |