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Cal Dak
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5/13/2002
15:22:31
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I have been doing a lot of reading through this board and have a couple of questions that i think will answer many more that i have.
What is the difference between component speakers and 3 way speakers?
What is a Tweeter?
What does the Coaxial type speaker do? What is it?
Thanks for all the help with this and the past posts.
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R/Truck
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5/13/2002
16:45:53
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Component speakers - seperate woofer, tweeter and crossover
3-ways can be coaxial speakers or seperates , the 3 refers to the number of speakers
Tweeter is the small 1" or so speaker that handles the highs.
Coaxial speaker is a single unit speaker that has a woofer with a tweeter mounted in front of it. Generally what you find in factory cars.
Components otherwise known as seperates provide you with a very high quality sound but can be a little more difficult to install and cost a little more.
Coaxials are generally cheap and easy to install, some companies make very fine ones that sound just as good as component speakers.
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JMII
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5/13/2002
16:53:55
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What R/Truck said!
Once you have heard a good set of components you'll never want coaxials (especially 3-ways) again. I only use coaxials for rear fill or when someone wants to keep the install real easy (quick-n-cheap).
- John
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Cal Dak
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5/14/2002
13:29:51
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thanks alot guys, things make more sense now.
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