suggest a upgrade...
#4
Get an amp on those speakers, it is going to bring them to life. After that it is going to be a serious upgrade in speakers for a improvement in tonal response. A newer deck may have more bells and whistles, that is about it.
#7
forgot to mention right now ive got a kenwood kac-6402 amp hooked up.. im going to be upgrading my amp to a infinity 7541a should i expect better performance from these speakers?
also would upgrading my tweeters or x-overs be of any benefit to me?
also would upgrading my tweeters or x-overs be of any benefit to me?
#8
Originally Posted by Brandon
^ Nope, just ask Haunz...everything sounds the same
What amps do you run?
Where are your comps installed?
Do you have a sub?
All things to think about.
What amps do you run?
Where are your comps installed?
Do you have a sub?
All things to think about.
brandon i have my tweeters in the sail panel where the factory ones were my car is a 99 grand am if that can give you a better visual. i only have a kenwood kac-6402 amp on them right now but i am moving up to a infinty 7541a and i do not have a sub as i want to complete the 4 speaker setup and than worry about the sub.
#9
So your tweets are in the sail and the midrange is in the door?
Maybe try a kickpanel for the midrange.
I dunno.....a sub would really finish out your system in terms of sound, then over time you can mess with the little details like imaging and tonality.
IMO I'd ditch the rear speakers and upgrade the front speakers.....and maybe add a bit more power.(amp)
Maybe try a kickpanel for the midrange.
I dunno.....a sub would really finish out your system in terms of sound, then over time you can mess with the little details like imaging and tonality.
IMO I'd ditch the rear speakers and upgrade the front speakers.....and maybe add a bit more power.(amp)
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