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May 2, 2010 | 07:09 AM

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From: Oshkosh, WI.

Year: 1991

Model: Cherokee

Engine: 4.0

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Originally Posted by flexin91xj

If you want truely good sound quality youre gonna have to ditch the coaxial speakers and pick up components. You can get a pretty good set for around 300 bucks but youre gonna need two sets and an amp to drive them. Just my opinion though. Ive been doing car audio for 12 years and coaxials will never touch the sound quality of component speakers. Coaxial are speakers with the tweeter built in to the woofer and components are a seperate tweeter and woofer with an external crossover.
You can also get much better sound quality by powering all your speakers with an external amp. Its a much cheaper route than buying component speakers.

I used four Rockford-Fosgate tri-axial (full range). A 10" Rockford-Fosgate sub, A 1400 watt 5-channel amp. w/internal crossovers. And a head unit w/internal crossovers. Making it fully adjustable from the drivers seat. With the remote. But the head unit can do auto EQ. by it's self. Just have to tell it. Where your sitting, and what model vehicle. (ie. sedan, suv, truck, etc.) But than my head unit is actually a sound processor.