by OnYrMrk » Tue Feb 07, 2006 9:04 am
I tend to be kind of eccentric when it comes to comps. I agree that install makes the sound quality, but I also believe in excellent equipment too. If you have 500 bucks to spend on comps, take the advise given here so far. Use 1/2 that for some good comps, Bravox or Elevation Audio, and use the other 1/2 for an amp to run them. You never want to run a set of components from a headunit. There just isn't enough power to get the full benefit of having a separate tweet/mid. If you already have an amp for the speakers, then go with some nicer components. I am not asking you to plunk down 500 bigguns for a component set, but look at the JL XR series of comps. They are around $350 and sound amazing. There aren't much better speakers out there...just better crossovers. this is coming from a guy who has every speaker including sub from Focal.
there are always the raw drivers from Dayton that could fill your needs as well. Just be sure to get the right crossover to properly disperse the soundwaves.
I tend to be kind of eccentric when it comes to comps. I agree that install makes the sound quality, but I also believe in excellent equipment too. If you have 500 bucks to spend on comps, take the advise given here so far. Use 1/2 that for some good comps, Bravox or Elevation Audio, and use the other 1/2 for an amp to run them. You never want to run a set of components from a headunit. There just isn't enough power to get the full benefit of having a separate tweet/mid. If you already have an amp for the speakers, then go with some nicer components. I am not asking you to plunk down 500 bigguns for a component set, but look at the JL XR series of comps. They are around $350 and sound amazing. There aren't much better speakers out there...just better crossovers. this is coming from a guy who has every speaker including sub from Focal.
there are always the raw drivers from Dayton that could fill your needs as well. Just be sure to get the right crossover to properly disperse the soundwaves.