qwerty12
I just got a 2007 toyota camry, everything stock. I love the sound of bose speakers for home use, but does bose sell speakers for a car? If so where can you buy them, and do they even sound good? Thanks
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yes they sell car speakers
they are hard to find in stores and on the web, because all of their speakers are "designed" for specific car applications, and are "tuned" for specific cars by their placement (sound stage)
they sound good but are over priced for what you get, your best bet would be to look into JL Audio (over priced) or Infinity components (not full range, 2 ,3 ,or 4way speakers- you want the tweeter separate from the mid bass driver for best sound quality)
here is a link to their website http://www.bose.com/controller?event=VIEW_STATIC_PAGE_EVENT&url=/automotive/index.jsp
yes they sell car speakers
they are hard to find in stores and on the web, because all of their speakers are "designed" for specific car applications, and are "tuned" for specific cars by their placement (sound stage)
they sound good but are over priced for what you get, your best bet would be to look into JL Audio (over priced) or Infinity components (not full range, 2 ,3 ,or 4way speakers- you want the tweeter separate from the mid bass driver for best sound quality)
here is a link to their website http://www.bose.com/controller?event=VIEW_STATIC_PAGE_EVENT&url=/automotive/index.jsp
Speaker System Project? (car?
jvojtushjr
I am going to set up my own car speaker system and i have somne questions. I was going to get a head unit that has 6 channels, 17W rms, and i was going to replace the front 2 speakers (5 1/4") and the back 2 (6x9"). I am adding a subwoofer and possibly 2 tweeters. i dont understand how the watts are distributed to each speaker, if the head unit only offers 17W , am i understanding it wrong? also would it work to add a pair of tweeters because im guessing 2 chanels for front, 2 for back speakers, and the other 2 for the subwoofer. am i wrong?
Answer
yeah it probably says : 17w x 6 which means its a 102w deck, so if you connected 4 speakers it would be 25.5w to each speaker and all 6x9 are 3 way speakers meaning they are fitted with tweeters in the center, i recommend that you just connect you front 2 speakers and your 2 rear 6x9, if u do that don't expect to much performance, just a lil better then a standard car stereo, theres is no way it will have enough power to run a sub... if you want the sound that it seems like your looking for then you'll have to get a amp and your deck will have to have RCA output, for the set up you seem to be after i would suggest to get a 5 channel amp which is 2 front 2 rear and a sub channel....
yeah it probably says : 17w x 6 which means its a 102w deck, so if you connected 4 speakers it would be 25.5w to each speaker and all 6x9 are 3 way speakers meaning they are fitted with tweeters in the center, i recommend that you just connect you front 2 speakers and your 2 rear 6x9, if u do that don't expect to much performance, just a lil better then a standard car stereo, theres is no way it will have enough power to run a sub... if you want the sound that it seems like your looking for then you'll have to get a amp and your deck will have to have RCA output, for the set up you seem to be after i would suggest to get a 5 channel amp which is 2 front 2 rear and a sub channel....
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