| From | Message |
Steve D
Dodge Dakota
JOIN HERE
9/20/2003
18:37:08
|
 Subject: What are COMPONENT speakers?
IP: Logged
Message:
I have been reading thru these threads trying to understand more about speakers before I replace my stock ones. I don't have an amp, but I have just purchased an Alpine deck with a built in amp (50Wx4).
I have read that "component" speakers are the way to go. SO what type of speakers are the stock ones? I could use some help just understanding the difference. Hear I am thinking I was just gonna buy some speakers and do a quick swap with the stocks.....no extra wiring.
TIA
-Steve
|
Jim Z
GenI
9/20/2003
18:48:45
|  RE: What are COMPONENT speakers?
IP: Logged
Message:
"component" just means that the tweeter and midrange are separate pieces. This is as opposed to a co-axial, on which the tweeter and midrange are one assembly.
|
Steve D
Dodge Dakota
JOIN HERE
9/20/2003
19:58:06
|  RE: What are COMPONENT speakers?
IP: Logged
Message:
O.K. That must mean that the stock 6.5" speakers in my Dakota are co-axial.
Which means I need to shop for upgraded 'co-axial' speakers to replace my stock ones? I have read that component systems sound better, but I am trying my best to keep the interior looking stock
|
islanderpc
Dodge Dakota
JOIN HERE
9/20/2003
22:04:26
| RE: What are COMPONENT speakers?
IP: Logged
Message:
i replaced my infinity components with ma audio compents and amp....and co axles in rear.
it stayed stock....I made the tweeters fit.
much louder...poorer sound quality..but then i still have stock head unit.
|
| | P 1 |
|
Post a reply to this message:
Username Registration: Optional
All visitors are allowed to post messages
|
