About the rear and front speakers
#1
About the rear and front speakers
Just wondering, if i was to go with Boston Acoustics 6 1/2 FX6 speakers for my rear, is there a problem with getting 2 sets, 4 speakers so i can replace the fronts also. I often get confused by the term Components and Coaxils. The rears i think are always referred to as coaxils, but i want to make sure i am not making a mistake by replacing all 4 speakers with the same kind. Is that what you are suppose to do?
Thanks
bryan
Thanks
bryan
#2
Re: About the rear and front speakers
Originally posted by jag5311
Just wondering, if i was to go with Boston Acoustics 6 1/2 FX6 speakers for my rear, is there a problem with getting 2 sets, 4 speakers so i can replace the fronts also. I often get confused by the term Components and Coaxils. The rears i think are always referred to as coaxils, but i want to make sure i am not making a mistake by replacing all 4 speakers with the same kind. Is that what you are suppose to do?
Thanks
bryan
Just wondering, if i was to go with Boston Acoustics 6 1/2 FX6 speakers for my rear, is there a problem with getting 2 sets, 4 speakers so i can replace the fronts also. I often get confused by the term Components and Coaxils. The rears i think are always referred to as coaxils, but i want to make sure i am not making a mistake by replacing all 4 speakers with the same kind. Is that what you are suppose to do?
Thanks
bryan
Coaxial just means that woofer and tweeter share the same axis, i.e. the tweeter is suspended above the woofer. This saves on space. Component speakers have a separate tweeter and woofer so you can place the tweeter wherever and the woofer goes in the convention location.
You can get either for front or rear, depending on what you want to spend and how much space you have. Typically separates or components are going to sound better bacuase you can control where the treble comes from.
#3
Re: Re: About the rear and front speakers
Originally posted by slam2b
Coaxial just means that woofer and tweeter share the same axis, i.e. the tweeter is suspended above the woofer. This saves on space. Component speakers have a separate tweeter and woofer so you can place the tweeter wherever and the woofer goes in the convention location.
You can get either for front or rear, depending on what you want to spend and how much space you have. Typically separates or components are going to sound better bacuase you can control where the treble comes from.
Coaxial just means that woofer and tweeter share the same axis, i.e. the tweeter is suspended above the woofer. This saves on space. Component speakers have a separate tweeter and woofer so you can place the tweeter wherever and the woofer goes in the convention location.
You can get either for front or rear, depending on what you want to spend and how much space you have. Typically separates or components are going to sound better bacuase you can control where the treble comes from.
#4
well, see here is the situation. I have not purchased the speakers yet, nor have i purchased an amp for the speakers. What i kinda want to know is if it is necessary to get another amp for the speakers. Is the maxima head unit (factory) strong enough to power 4 boston acoustics 6 1/2 speakers. If not, well then i will have to get an amp, which i believe would be a 4 channel. I want better sound, but i am not looking to enter compititions, so i don't want to spend too much. I was just planning on buying the 4 speakers, regardless of if they are components or coaxils. Will it still sound good if i just use all 4 in the car that are the same?
#5
Components will definately sound better but you don't have to get them.You could just put 4 coaxials in your car and get them amplfied by a amp that would sound good.Personally i feel the head unit is the main key to making the front and rear speakers sound good
#6
Originally posted by sureal00
Components will definately sound better but you don't have to get them.You could just put 4 coaxials in your car and get them amplfied by a amp that would sound good.Personally i feel the head unit is the main key to making the front and rear speakers sound good
Components will definately sound better but you don't have to get them.You could just put 4 coaxials in your car and get them amplfied by a amp that would sound good.Personally i feel the head unit is the main key to making the front and rear speakers sound good
#7
nope. I had a hook up for bose speakers though, but no system, so i cant do it. Just found out though that if i get an Eclipse Cd player, and use Boston Acoustic 6 1/2 speakers, they can be powered off the eclipse head unit, so i don't have to fork out the money for an amp. That makes me happy
#8
Originally posted by jag5311
nope. I had a hook up for bose speakers though, but no system, so i cant do it. Just found out though that if i get an Eclipse Cd player, and use Boston Acoustic 6 1/2 speakers, they can be powered off the eclipse head unit, so i don't have to fork out the money for an amp. That makes me happy
nope. I had a hook up for bose speakers though, but no system, so i cant do it. Just found out though that if i get an Eclipse Cd player, and use Boston Acoustic 6 1/2 speakers, they can be powered off the eclipse head unit, so i don't have to fork out the money for an amp. That makes me happy
#10
Originally posted by jag5311
like i said earlier, i do not have a bose system, and the car never had one. The speakers are panesonic 4 ohm speakers. That is why i am changing them, that and the fact that they are blown.
like i said earlier, i do not have a bose system, and the car never had one. The speakers are panesonic 4 ohm speakers. That is why i am changing them, that and the fact that they are blown.
#11
Well, i don't know the details, but located at www.eclipse-web.com i found this. Its model number 54410
ESN (ECLIPSE Security Network)
* Integrated Optics Pick-Up Unit
* CD Changer Control with Daisy Chain
* Digital Servo System (DSS)
* ECLIPSE STARTUNER V
* ASM
* 24 Station Presets (18FM/6AM) & Preset Scan
* High-Voltage (2.7V) & Low-Impedance (330) Output
* 3 Pairs of RCA Pre-Amp Outputs
* Independent Bass/Treble Memory for Each Source
* Non-Fading RCA Pre-Out Terminals for Subwoofer
* 13W x 4 (2020,000Hz, 0.8% THD, 4)
* Cellular Telephone Mute
* *** Rotary Volume Encoder
* Large 13-Segment LCD
* ECLIPSE LAN Advanced Date Link System
* Remote Control Ready with Optional One
hopefully that answers your question. I just want to make sure i won't have to buy another amp, since i have one for my subwoofer, i am just hoping this unit has enough power to push on those boston acoustic speakers.
here is the specs on the speakers if you want to see whether this would work or not
http://www.bostonacoustics.com/Produ...p?ProductID=84
thanks for the help
bryan
ESN (ECLIPSE Security Network)
* Integrated Optics Pick-Up Unit
* CD Changer Control with Daisy Chain
* Digital Servo System (DSS)
* ECLIPSE STARTUNER V
* ASM
* 24 Station Presets (18FM/6AM) & Preset Scan
* High-Voltage (2.7V) & Low-Impedance (330) Output
* 3 Pairs of RCA Pre-Amp Outputs
* Independent Bass/Treble Memory for Each Source
* Non-Fading RCA Pre-Out Terminals for Subwoofer
* 13W x 4 (2020,000Hz, 0.8% THD, 4)
* Cellular Telephone Mute
* *** Rotary Volume Encoder
* Large 13-Segment LCD
* ECLIPSE LAN Advanced Date Link System
* Remote Control Ready with Optional One
hopefully that answers your question. I just want to make sure i won't have to buy another amp, since i have one for my subwoofer, i am just hoping this unit has enough power to push on those boston acoustic speakers.
here is the specs on the speakers if you want to see whether this would work or not
http://www.bostonacoustics.com/Produ...p?ProductID=84
thanks for the help
bryan
#12
Originally posted by jag5311
Well, i don't know the details, but located at www.eclipse-web.com i found this. Its model number 54410
ESN (ECLIPSE Security Network)
* Integrated Optics Pick-Up Unit
* CD Changer Control with Daisy Chain
* Digital Servo System (DSS)
* ECLIPSE STARTUNER V
* ASM
* 24 Station Presets (18FM/6AM) & Preset Scan
* High-Voltage (2.7V) & Low-Impedance (330) Output
* 3 Pairs of RCA Pre-Amp Outputs
* Independent Bass/Treble Memory for Each Source
* Non-Fading RCA Pre-Out Terminals for Subwoofer
* 13W x 4 (2020,000Hz, 0.8% THD, 4)
* Cellular Telephone Mute
* *** Rotary Volume Encoder
* Large 13-Segment LCD
* ECLIPSE LAN Advanced Date Link System
* Remote Control Ready with Optional One
hopefully that answers your question. I just want to make sure i won't have to buy another amp, since i have one for my subwoofer, i am just hoping this unit has enough power to push on those boston acoustic speakers.
here is the specs on the speakers if you want to see whether this would work or not
http://www.bostonacoustics.com/Produ...p?ProductID=84
thanks for the help
bryan
Well, i don't know the details, but located at www.eclipse-web.com i found this. Its model number 54410
ESN (ECLIPSE Security Network)
* Integrated Optics Pick-Up Unit
* CD Changer Control with Daisy Chain
* Digital Servo System (DSS)
* ECLIPSE STARTUNER V
* ASM
* 24 Station Presets (18FM/6AM) & Preset Scan
* High-Voltage (2.7V) & Low-Impedance (330) Output
* 3 Pairs of RCA Pre-Amp Outputs
* Independent Bass/Treble Memory for Each Source
* Non-Fading RCA Pre-Out Terminals for Subwoofer
* 13W x 4 (2020,000Hz, 0.8% THD, 4)
* Cellular Telephone Mute
* *** Rotary Volume Encoder
* Large 13-Segment LCD
* ECLIPSE LAN Advanced Date Link System
* Remote Control Ready with Optional One
hopefully that answers your question. I just want to make sure i won't have to buy another amp, since i have one for my subwoofer, i am just hoping this unit has enough power to push on those boston acoustic speakers.
here is the specs on the speakers if you want to see whether this would work or not
http://www.bostonacoustics.com/Produ...p?ProductID=84
thanks for the help
bryan
I mean I am sure it will push them but those are definitely designed to be run off of an external amp. The RMS range is 12-100, so they are serious speakers. The most real power you will get off a deck is like 30 watts...yours says its got about 12...So I would say you could probably save some money and get a lower end speaker, or spend another 75-100 bucks and get a four channel amp to push them. What kind of sub set up do you have?
#13
well, all i have is an
1 10 inch JL AUDIO Subwoofer
1 Alpine V12 MRH-100m amp
its not hooked up yet though. Well, the funny thing is Maxima Dave, who is hooking me up with those speakers, says the FX line is made to be run off the deck. That is just what he told me
1 10 inch JL AUDIO Subwoofer
1 Alpine V12 MRH-100m amp
its not hooked up yet though. Well, the funny thing is Maxima Dave, who is hooking me up with those speakers, says the FX line is made to be run off the deck. That is just what he told me
#14
Originally posted by jag5311
well, all i have is an
1 10 inch JL AUDIO Subwoofer
1 Alpine V12 MRH-100m amp
its not hooked up yet though. Well, the funny thing is Maxima Dave, who is hooking me up with those speakers, says the FX line is made to be run off the deck. That is just what he told me
well, all i have is an
1 10 inch JL AUDIO Subwoofer
1 Alpine V12 MRH-100m amp
its not hooked up yet though. Well, the funny thing is Maxima Dave, who is hooking me up with those speakers, says the FX line is made to be run off the deck. That is just what he told me
#15
actually, i have a mix of individuals offering me their services. I am getting the cd player from Sweetsound, which I understand knows his stuff very well also.
But i can also tell you know your stuff to. Don't think i am blowing your opinion off. I always like to get 2nd opinions from doctors, and I won't be any different when it comes to stuff like this
But i can also tell you know your stuff to. Don't think i am blowing your opinion off. I always like to get 2nd opinions from doctors, and I won't be any different when it comes to stuff like this
#16
Originally posted by jag5311
actually, i have a mix of individuals offering me their services. I am getting the cd player from Sweetsound, which I understand knows his stuff very well also.
But i can also tell you know your stuff to. Don't think i am blowing your opinion off. I always like to get 2nd opinions from doctors, and I won't be any different when it comes to stuff like this
actually, i have a mix of individuals offering me their services. I am getting the cd player from Sweetsound, which I understand knows his stuff very well also.
But i can also tell you know your stuff to. Don't think i am blowing your opinion off. I always like to get 2nd opinions from doctors, and I won't be any different when it comes to stuff like this
Yeah sweetsound knows his stuff as well, did MaximaDave know that was the headunit you were planning on using? Did he also know you were going to have the sub?
#17
Yea, I have had several conversations with him about using the Eclipse Head unit and the boston speakers. See, i had a Grand Am, 1999, and had the sub in it. It was all i had and it worked fine with the head unit and speakers. I don't know anything about this stuff though. I guess there would be a possibility I would need an amp, but from what maxima dave had told me, it wasn't completely necessary. I think i will bring it up to him again.
thanks
bryan
thanks
bryan
#18
Originally posted by jag5311
Yea, I have had several conversations with him about using the Eclipse Head unit and the boston speakers. See, i had a Grand Am, 1999, and had the sub in it. It was all i had and it worked fine with the head unit and speakers. I don't know anything about this stuff though. I guess there would be a possibility I would need an amp, but from what maxima dave had told me, it wasn't completely necessary. I think i will bring it up to him again.
thanks
bryan
Yea, I have had several conversations with him about using the Eclipse Head unit and the boston speakers. See, i had a Grand Am, 1999, and had the sub in it. It was all i had and it worked fine with the head unit and speakers. I don't know anything about this stuff though. I guess there would be a possibility I would need an amp, but from what maxima dave had told me, it wasn't completely necessary. I think i will bring it up to him again.
thanks
bryan
#19
Originally posted by sureal00
Components will definately sound better but you don't have to get them.You could just put 4 coaxials in your car and get them amplfied by a amp that would sound good.Personally i feel the head unit is the main key to making the front and rear speakers sound good
Components will definately sound better but you don't have to get them.You could just put 4 coaxials in your car and get them amplfied by a amp that would sound good.Personally i feel the head unit is the main key to making the front and rear speakers sound good
Originally posted by time2reup
If you just want to use the headunit stick with the coaxs. Both the coaxs and the componets would sound better off of an amp though. But you can get a drastic improvement just by replacing those paper speakers with aftermarket ones. You don't have the Bose system do you?
If you just want to use the headunit stick with the coaxs. Both the coaxs and the componets would sound better off of an amp though. But you can get a drastic improvement just by replacing those paper speakers with aftermarket ones. You don't have the Bose system do you?
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