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Austin Mor
Basically I was just wondering if there is a difference in speakers like with 5.5 -6.5 inch component speakers. I have an 01 honda civic EX sedan and need to get a set of component speakers and amplifier for the speakers. Could you explain the difference and recommend what I should get?
Answer
Well depending on what size of speakers you are replacing usually determines what size you should get. Example: My 1998 Chevy Lumina has a stock speakers size of 5.25" so when i upgraded speakers, i got a 5.25" Rockford Fosgate component system.
If, however, you are just adding speakers and not replacing them. 6.5" speakers will give you a bigger bass, and a 5.25" or 5.5" speaker will give you more of your mid-range higher notes. So depending on how you like your music, will determine what speakers size you would want :D
At least that's how i understood it! Hope this helped, Good Luck!
Well depending on what size of speakers you are replacing usually determines what size you should get. Example: My 1998 Chevy Lumina has a stock speakers size of 5.25" so when i upgraded speakers, i got a 5.25" Rockford Fosgate component system.
If, however, you are just adding speakers and not replacing them. 6.5" speakers will give you a bigger bass, and a 5.25" or 5.5" speaker will give you more of your mid-range higher notes. So depending on how you like your music, will determine what speakers size you would want :D
At least that's how i understood it! Hope this helped, Good Luck!
How do i get the best sound quality from my car speakers?
travis
Have a honda civic coupe 02
car speakers dimensions 1.25, 2/tweeter
6.5, 3.5/front
6x9/back
Really wanting to know how to get best sound quality from speakers. Should i put coaxial or component speakers or combination of both in car? Wanting to know wiring, amp, dynamat or any other materials placement, speaker placement (willing to customize car to allow better placement and sound quality), and basically any other details that could improve sound in car. Basically don't know anything about car audio besides what i have looked up so anything suggestions would help.
Edit: sorry should of phrased the question a little better. How do i get best quality music system in car? Looking to get new speakers and everything else mentioned in details just wondering what to get and the setup of everything
Edit: sorry should of phrased the question a little better. How do i get best quality music system in car? Looking to get new speakers and everything else mentioned in details just wondering what to get and the setup of everything
Edit: sorry should of phrased the question a little better. How do i get best quality music system in car? Looking to get new speakers and everything else mentioned in details just wondering what to get and the setup of everything
Edit: sorry should of phrased the question a little better. How do i get best quality music system in car? Looking to get new speakers and everything else mentioned in details just wondering what to get and the setup of everything
Answer
You're on an island in your car and car manufacturers create their electrical systems to match the needs. It's all about buying the right amps that will deliver the power from the source on this island to your speakers.
Narrow your search down to the amps that people complain the least about online: Alpine, JL, Kick, Rockford Fosgate, Memphis. Make sure that the RMS output is equal to or most desireably excedes the speaker RMS rating.
Make sure you make seperate runs of the maximum accepted power wire gauge for each of your amps. Ground your amps like it's more important that the power wire: extremely well. (bare metal no looseness at all in your connections) Get big power running to your big amps. The speaker wire you run on the other side of the car goes along with everything else recommended so far.
If your system's output is over 500watts (RMS or peak idk) the most important thing you can do has nothing to do with amp selection, or speaker placement - its upgrading the electrical path under the hood. This will increase the voltage that battery will be sending down your BIG power cables to your BIG amps out to your BIG speakers. This upgrade known as the 'Big 3 Upgrade' is well documented in how to forum discussions and youtube videos.
If you plan on doing all of this yourself assume that you'll be disconnecting the battery on your car a million gajillion times.
You're on an island in your car and car manufacturers create their electrical systems to match the needs. It's all about buying the right amps that will deliver the power from the source on this island to your speakers.
Narrow your search down to the amps that people complain the least about online: Alpine, JL, Kick, Rockford Fosgate, Memphis. Make sure that the RMS output is equal to or most desireably excedes the speaker RMS rating.
Make sure you make seperate runs of the maximum accepted power wire gauge for each of your amps. Ground your amps like it's more important that the power wire: extremely well. (bare metal no looseness at all in your connections) Get big power running to your big amps. The speaker wire you run on the other side of the car goes along with everything else recommended so far.
If your system's output is over 500watts (RMS or peak idk) the most important thing you can do has nothing to do with amp selection, or speaker placement - its upgrading the electrical path under the hood. This will increase the voltage that battery will be sending down your BIG power cables to your BIG amps out to your BIG speakers. This upgrade known as the 'Big 3 Upgrade' is well documented in how to forum discussions and youtube videos.
If you plan on doing all of this yourself assume that you'll be disconnecting the battery on your car a million gajillion times.
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