November 7, 200816 yr somehow i saw that comming lol so any advice?Same as before. Read the n00b thread and ask a good question.http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...showtopic=13994While you are at it, read the updated Terms & Conditions of being a member here as wellhttp://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...showtopic=22849
November 7, 200816 yr i did read the noob thread and i gave you all the details that were posted in there...
November 8, 200816 yr when I am in the back seat it isn't usually when someone else is burning gas Hahaha, I didn't want to go that route, but, It was bound to happen :clap:
November 9, 200816 yr Author Hmm I see...Comparing a front set of comps, and a set up with front and rears, is there a big difference or no difference at all?
November 9, 200816 yr Huge difference.The former has a chance at a coherent soundstage, the latter doesn't
November 9, 200816 yr Author Huge difference.The former has a coherent soundstage, the latter doesn't Ok, I want some decent clean sound, but at affordable price. So what you saying is front and rears is the way to go? lol Im confused with everyones input
November 11, 200816 yr i guess i will also "hijack" this threadcurrently im driving a 07 tahoe, have stock speakers, stock hu, eletrical not upgraded yeti have 2 15" BLs off of 2 1000.1 kicker amps.i was wondering if i should just get comps. or get 2 sets of coax? and i've been to circuit city,best buy, and sound advice and i really liked polk audio(of course they only had a few to even choose from). what would you guys reccommend? i ahve a friend taht told me just saturday to leave him the door panels and some speakers and he would mod them to have 2 speakers per door. and if i were to go that route, i would think 2 comps would be the way to go(but pricey)? christmas is coming up so ya know i gotta add some of these to my list taht way i have more $ to spendthx in advance
November 11, 200816 yr i guess i will also "hijack" this threadcurrently im driving a 07 tahoe, have stock speakers, stock hu, eletrical not upgraded yeti have 2 15" BLs off of 2 1000.1 kicker amps.i was wondering if i should just get comps. or get 2 sets of coax? and i've been to circuit city,best buy, and sound advice and i really liked polk audio(of course they only had a few to even choose from). what would you guys reccommend? i ahve a friend taht told me just saturday to leave him the door panels and some speakers and he would mod them to have 2 speakers per door. and if i were to go that route, i would think 2 comps would be the way to go(but pricey)? christmas is coming up so ya know i gotta add some of these to my list taht way i have more $ to spendthx in advanceIf you listen to rap, things are a lot less critical.If you listen to music that actually has a definite soundstage and potential for a real stereo image, then I'd skip the coaxials and go with individual midbasses/tweets bi-amped.
November 20, 200816 yr i guess i will also "hijack" this threadcurrently im driving a 07 tahoe, have stock speakers, stock hu, eletrical not upgraded yeti have 2 15" BLs off of 2 1000.1 kicker amps.i was wondering if i should just get comps. or get 2 sets of coax? and i've been to circuit city,best buy, and sound advice and i really liked polk audio(of course they only had a few to even choose from). what would you guys reccommend? i ahve a friend taht told me just saturday to leave him the door panels and some speakers and he would mod them to have 2 speakers per door. and if i were to go that route, i would think 2 comps would be the way to go(but pricey)? christmas is coming up so ya know i gotta add some of these to my list taht way i have more $ to spendthx in advanceIf you listen to rap, things are a lot less critical.If you listen to music that actually has a definite soundstage and potential for a real stereo image, then I'd skip the coaxials and go with individual midbasses/tweets bi-amped.so coax would be alright then? i sometimes listen to spanish stuff(rancheras n stuff), and sometimes to techno, so what that still be sound?
November 20, 200816 yr the only place where it would be good to have a rear fill is for shear volume in a vehicle thats is mostly for demoing..not for the driver but for people outside of the vehicle...like with all four doors open..the rear doors being suicides..i love my rear fill for that reason..but for a trunk car or hatchback thats looking for sq its pointless
November 20, 200816 yr ah true, but what about people sitting in the backseats?? hehTo hell with whoever sits in the back! ... J/K. Only thing rear speakers are used for in most systems is fill if even at all. But like ///M5 said a proper front stage will more than make up for rear fill.You could just run your deck power to the rear speakers to see how it sounds. More than likely you will disconnect them later. Edited November 20, 200816 yr by OldSkool_08
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