Anyone installed the Kicker 41KSS674's?
04-12-2015, 09:25 AM
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Anyone installed the Kicker 41KSS674's? http://www.kicker.com/41KSS674
I'm going to try them out for my camaro front doors. They are components where you can mount the tweeter in the middle of the mid, just like the factory speakers. They also have built-in crossovers so no need to find somewhere to mount them. I'll report back if no one else has them.
I'm going to try them out for my camaro front doors. They are components where you can mount the tweeter in the middle of the mid, just like the factory speakers. They also have built-in crossovers so no need to find somewhere to mount them. I'll report back if no one else has them.
04-13-2015, 10:55 AM
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Those are expensive! You can get CDT coaxially mounted component speakers from Kee Audio for about 2/3 the price.
BTW, the included crossovers are neither necessary nor useful since the mids and tweeters are already on separate filtered channels from the Monsoon amp (crossovers take just one channel and split it into two for the components).
BTW, the included crossovers are neither necessary nor useful since the mids and tweeters are already on separate filtered channels from the Monsoon amp (crossovers take just one channel and split it into two for the components).
04-19-2015, 08:15 AM
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I run all kicker speakers in all my cars. The KS line is great for good sound in Stock locations. I say go for it.
I was actually thinking about running some qs series in my car as they can be bi-amplified through the factory crossover, so I could wire them into the monsoon wiring real easy until I get around to installing my own amps and subs.
I was actually thinking about running some qs series in my car as they can be bi-amplified through the factory crossover, so I could wire them into the monsoon wiring real easy until I get around to installing my own amps and subs.
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Those are expensive! You can get CDT coaxially mounted component speakers from Kee Audio for about 2/3 the price.
BTW, the included crossovers are neither necessary nor useful since the mids and tweeters are already on separate filtered channels from the Monsoon amp (crossovers take just one channel and split it into two for the components).
BTW, the included crossovers are neither necessary nor useful since the mids and tweeters are already on separate filtered channels from the Monsoon amp (crossovers take just one channel and split it into two for the components).
I would love to see people stop using the stock amp and run a aftermarket amp, head unit, and speakers. The sound will be much better.
04-20-2015, 07:51 AM
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Sure, one can put together a better sounding (or more powerful, or both) system using all aftermarket items but that's not necessary for those who don't want to go to the trouble of installing an amp and rewiring the entire system. They can have a good sounding system using the factory wiring and amplifier by just replacing the head unit and upgrading the speakers - usually for less money.
It all depends on what the owner wants in a sound system. But a blanket statement that everyone should go completely aftermarket in order to have a good sounding system is not true.