speaker install
#3
components in the front = good
components in the rear = bad
usually u get a component system that has a midbass driver the same size as your normal speakers - just replace your stock speakers with those. then find a place for the crossover, such as inside the door. then find a place for the tweeter, such as your sail panel, the factory tweeter location in the A pillar, or the door panel
in the rear - just get a pair of coaxials and replace your factory speakers.
components in the rear = bad
usually u get a component system that has a midbass driver the same size as your normal speakers - just replace your stock speakers with those. then find a place for the crossover, such as inside the door. then find a place for the tweeter, such as your sail panel, the factory tweeter location in the A pillar, or the door panel
in the rear - just get a pair of coaxials and replace your factory speakers.
#6
so - you're using coaxials right now? or ure JUST using the midbass speakers?
is it a component system? (tweets, midbass speaker, and crossover in one package)
if it is, why arent you using the xovers and tweets? where are your highs coming from?
this has all sorts of confusion built into it....
please further clarify, include model numbers
is it a component system? (tweets, midbass speaker, and crossover in one package)
if it is, why arent you using the xovers and tweets? where are your highs coming from?
this has all sorts of confusion built into it....
please further clarify, include model numbers
#8
Originally Posted by handsofstone
sorry for the confusion. i do have a component set. the highs are in the sail panels. i wanted to use new tweeters though. because these hurt my damn ears.
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