Amp and Sub wiring
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Alright... So I know this is a bit off topic, but I can't find another good thread to ask this question in, and you guys are all knowledgeable about audio, so I figured I could get help here.
I've got a Brandsmart gift card ans was looking at some new speakers, as I just got a new Pioneer head unit, and I also have a Pioneer sub and Lanzar amp I plan to put in... No sense having these things with the crummy stock speakers.
Now, I was actually looking at component speakers for the front...
These ones, because they're in my price range?
http://www.brandsmartusa.com/Kicker/...kers+Pair+.bmp
Would they be any more difficult to install than regular old speakers?
As for the rear, I was looking at these...
http://www.brandsmartusa.com/Kicker/...aker+Pair+.bmp
Any problems I might run into?
I've got a Brandsmart gift card ans was looking at some new speakers, as I just got a new Pioneer head unit, and I also have a Pioneer sub and Lanzar amp I plan to put in... No sense having these things with the crummy stock speakers.
Now, I was actually looking at component speakers for the front...
These ones, because they're in my price range?
http://www.brandsmartusa.com/Kicker/...kers+Pair+.bmp
Would they be any more difficult to install than regular old speakers?
As for the rear, I was looking at these...
http://www.brandsmartusa.com/Kicker/...aker+Pair+.bmp
Any problems I might run into?
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I run a sealed 10" with built in amp. Rockford Fosgate.
No exposed wires, espicially in engine bay.
Wired to turn on with radio.
Used to run a 10" Bazooka which is ported.
The Fosgate sounds 'tighter'. Less 'boomy'. Still dialing it in.
No exposed wires, espicially in engine bay.
Wired to turn on with radio.
Used to run a 10" Bazooka which is ported.
The Fosgate sounds 'tighter'. Less 'boomy'. Still dialing it in.
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Alright... So I know this is a bit off topic, but I can't find another good thread to ask this question in, and you guys are all knowledgeable about audio, so I figured I could get help here.
I've got a Brandsmart gift card ans was looking at some new speakers, as I just got a new Pioneer head unit, and I also have a Pioneer sub and Lanzar amp I plan to put in... No sense having these things with the crummy stock speakers.
Now, I was actually looking at component speakers for the front...
These ones, because they're in my price range?
http://www.brandsmartusa.com/Kicker/...kers+Pair+.bmp
Would they be any more difficult to install than regular old speakers?
As for the rear, I was looking at these...
http://www.brandsmartusa.com/Kicker/...aker+Pair+.bmp
Any problems I might run into?
I've got a Brandsmart gift card ans was looking at some new speakers, as I just got a new Pioneer head unit, and I also have a Pioneer sub and Lanzar amp I plan to put in... No sense having these things with the crummy stock speakers.
Now, I was actually looking at component speakers for the front...
These ones, because they're in my price range?
http://www.brandsmartusa.com/Kicker/...kers+Pair+.bmp
Would they be any more difficult to install than regular old speakers?
As for the rear, I was looking at these...
http://www.brandsmartusa.com/Kicker/...aker+Pair+.bmp
Any problems I might run into?
If you want to run the 6.5" in the stock locations, which are 5.25", youll have to cut a little out. If you google it theres a ton of more in depth info, but to be honest, half decent 5.25"'s will sound exactly the same as mediocre 6.5".
I run no component speakers, all 6x9's. Have plans to drill out holes for some 5.25's in all the doors, ran into some new free ones from a family member
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If you want to run the 6.5" in the stock locations, which are 5.25", youll have to cut a little out. If you google it theres a ton of more in depth info, but to be honest, half decent 5.25"'s will sound exactly the same as mediocre 6.5".
I run no component speakers, all 6x9's. Have plans to drill out holes for some 5.25's in all the doors, ran into some new free ones from a family member
I run no component speakers, all 6x9's. Have plans to drill out holes for some 5.25's in all the doors, ran into some new free ones from a family member
And yeah, good 5.25"s in the sound bar will be a definite improvement over the hissy stock ones.
By the way, there are hatch speakers?
Never even noticed them... How hard are they to replace, and what size are they? What size will fit without modification?
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If you want to run the 6.5" in the stock locations, which are 5.25", youll have to cut a little out. If you google it theres a ton of more in depth info, but to be honest, half decent 5.25"'s will sound exactly the same as mediocre 6.5".
I run no component speakers, all 6x9's. Have plans to drill out holes for some 5.25's in all the doors, ran into some new free ones from a family member
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I don't have an actual place to work on my car (or sound bar), so I'll stick to 5.25"s in the sound bar, so I don't have to modify anything. I don't need anything super loud... I just don't want my passengers to hear hissing when I crank up my stereo.
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A word to the wise about the RCA cables in this kit - upgrade them as soon as possible. I ran these for about two years and then started noticing problems with the sound cutting out. Turns out the ceramic insulation at the connections would deteriorate and break and then sever the connection to the wires. (=no sound input to the amp).
Obviously not hugely critical - just really crappy equipment. They work fine if their all you have, but upgrading to quality wiring should be on the to-do list.
Obviously not hugely critical - just really crappy equipment. They work fine if their all you have, but upgrading to quality wiring should be on the to-do list.
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A word to the wise about the RCA cables in this kit - upgrade them as soon as possible. I ran these for about two years and then started noticing problems with the sound cutting out. Turns out the ceramic insulation at the connections would deteriorate and break and then sever the connection to the wires. (=no sound input to the amp).
Obviously not hugely critical - just really crappy equipment. They work fine if their all you have, but upgrading to quality wiring should be on the to-do list.
Obviously not hugely critical - just really crappy equipment. They work fine if their all you have, but upgrading to quality wiring should be on the to-do list.
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