Need Advice!?!?! (New Speakers)
Need Advice!?!?! (New Speakers) So here's the deal....I just bought a Pioneer AVIC-N2. I am thinking about what to do with my stock speakers....
I was thinking about how to go about replacing them....or keeping them...
Should I just replace the sail panel speakers? Or replace both the sail panel and the door speakers. Do you think I should get new door speakers and sail panel speakers and forget about even using the hatch speakers? What do you think?
I already have 2 12" subs in the back, and am looking for the LOUDEST, CLEAREST highs available.
I was looking at either Alpine, Infinity, or MB Quartz.....
If you have any personal experience please chime in!!!!
Plus, I am not looking to fab anything, I am looking for a direct "bolt-in" solution. I can do the wiring myself....
Thanks in advance guys!!
-James
Oh, here is the pic of the Pioneer
I was thinking about how to go about replacing them....or keeping them...
Should I just replace the sail panel speakers? Or replace both the sail panel and the door speakers. Do you think I should get new door speakers and sail panel speakers and forget about even using the hatch speakers? What do you think?
I already have 2 12" subs in the back, and am looking for the LOUDEST, CLEAREST highs available.
I was looking at either Alpine, Infinity, or MB Quartz.....
If you have any personal experience please chime in!!!!
Plus, I am not looking to fab anything, I am looking for a direct "bolt-in" solution. I can do the wiring myself....
Thanks in advance guys!!
-James
Oh, here is the pic of the Pioneer
Last edited by firebirdman469; Feb 17, 2007 at 01:43 AM.
Originally Posted by dragonrage
Forget both the sail and hatch speakers.
I think you might prefer a component set with a metal tweeter as a starting point.
I think you might prefer a component set with a metal tweeter as a starting point.
Originally Posted by firebirdman469
So you're saying just go with door speakers??? That seems a bit less than optimal.....anyone else?
Originally Posted by dragonrage
Door and subs. Sail are subs, but they suck, and hatch are too far back to be useful.
Last edited by firebirdman469; Feb 18, 2007 at 11:50 AM.
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Originally Posted by firebirdman469
I will not be using the sail panel for subs, I am replacing the head unit and running all new wires to make them my highs....
Since you already have subs in the back, you should concentrate on upgrading the door speakers for midrange and high frequencies. If you want rear fill then perhaps a pair of "warm" sounding coaxials (such as Alpine or Pioneer, certainly not Infinity) or even just component woofers or mid-bass speakers in the sail panels will give you fill without creating distracting highs from behind.
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Originally Posted by WhiteBird00
You don't mean that you're putting new speakers in the sail panels to make them your highs do you? That's not a good idea even for those who like the "surround sound" feeling. Audiophiles will tell you that the sound stage should be up front and that you shouldn't put anything but subs behind you (because bass frequencies aren't directional). The rest of us prefer sound from all around but even then it should be rear "fill" - not primary highs.
Since you already have subs in the back, you should concentrate on upgrading the door speakers for midrange and high frequencies. If you want rear fill then perhaps a pair of "warm" sounding coaxials (such as Alpine or Pioneer, certainly not Infinity) or even just component woofers or mid-bass speakers in the sail panels will give you fill without creating distracting highs from behind.
Since you already have subs in the back, you should concentrate on upgrading the door speakers for midrange and high frequencies. If you want rear fill then perhaps a pair of "warm" sounding coaxials (such as Alpine or Pioneer, certainly not Infinity) or even just component woofers or mid-bass speakers in the sail panels will give you fill without creating distracting highs from behind.
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