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Just a question, how many of u use full component speakers for all the speakers in ur ride? And is it necessary?

I'm wondering, if better coxial speakers is placed in the rear is sufficient?

 

Recently just upgraded to components and realised that when I up the EQ in the mid n low the front are good. nod.gif But the rear started giving problems as its still stock speakers. I tried to fad to the front but the rear is still giving the problem. This is esp true for techno music or music with loads of bass.

 

I'm keeping the setup simple and partly due to budget/space constraints. blush.gif

 

Please advise. Tks! wink.gif

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I am using ONLY front components(Active) as my gonghu not good enough to control the imaging if rear speakers are invloved [flowerface]

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Bro, when i browsed the thread opening i guess 90% it must be you [:p] Mai tu liao, now got excuse to convince your wifey to let you upgrade the rear too [sly]

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So wat do u recommend??.... Was told that if really budget just get a coxial of similar characteristics and tat should be enuff to eliminate the problem.

 

If go into full component, I'll get hell from CO.

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Neutral Newbie

>>So wat do u recommend??.... Was told that if really budget just get a coxial of similar characteristics and tat should be enuff to eliminate the problem.

 

If go into full component, I'll get hell from CO. >>

 

 

I changed my front to Component speakers and remove my rear(so car lighter [laugh] )

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KNS smash.gif

 

Ask this oredi so difficult ask for further upgrade, comfirm I'll berifle.gif &whip.gif &furious.gif&smash.gif by her.

 

Use the 'Great Singapore Sale' as a trade off with your wifey [:p] Confirm she'll love you deep deep after that [laugh][laugh][laugh]

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yo man,

 

if i remember u correctly, u not so much into ICE< u just want some extra boom boom in ur car rite.

 

look on yahoo see who is sellin 2nd hand coaxials...

 

coaxials are cheap, so shouldnt burst ur budget.

 

if not, just cut the wires to ur rear spkr can loiao(since u cannot fade all front)

 

cheers

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Just a question, how many of u use full component speakers for all the speakers in ur ride? And is it necessary?

I'm wondering, if better coxial speakers is placed in the rear is sufficient?

 

Recently just upgraded to components and realised that when I up the EQ in the mid n low the front are good. nod.gif But the rear started giving problems as its still stock speakers. I tried to fad to the front but the rear is still giving the problem. This is esp true for techno music or music with loads of bass.

 

I'm keeping the setup simple and partly due to budget/space constraints. blush.gif

 

Please advise. Tks! wink.gif

I believe you are running both the front and rear speakers off your hu, I think if you get a pair of passive 3 way crossover for the rear speakers connect it to the midrange output of the crossover this way the lower mid and mid bass frequencies will be blocked but on the other it will not sound punchy it boils down to whether do you mind the sound quality or not.
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I think maybe remove your rear will be better? I used to keep my stock speakers for my rear and it sounded horrible with the better component speakers in front. And then I ran 4 components and removed the rear stock speakers, the rear components I removed the tweeters, but it still sounded far from ideal. Now I'm comtemplating removing the rear altogether and just running active front components. I heard from my installer that real car audio enthusiasts only focus on the front because the rear often messes up the imaging. But if you're more of a SPL guy, I think it wouldn't make much of a difference right?

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