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06-30-2011
Hey Guys, I'm looking for new front speakers to replace my broken ones. Well one is broken so I figure I will just replace both. I'm looking to only spend around $50. More Bass would be nice but I know bass is almost non-exsistant especially in 5.25 speakers. Here is what I'm looking at:
Polk:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...pf_rd_i=507846
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Pioneer:
http://www.amazon.com/Pioneer-TS-G13...ref=pd_sim_e_4
06-30-2011
Polks for sure.
06-30-2011
i have those same polk's and the 6x9 one's in that modle and i love them and there cheap for what they are..
07-07-2011
Hey guys, I'm thinking about going with the polks. I have 1 question though. How do I wire my new front speakers to the car? Seems like the tweeters and lower speaker are physically seperate. My problem is with the stock tweeter causing major static, so I do not want to run anything in parallel, just everything from the new speakers. Thanks for the help.
07-07-2011
When you pull the door panel to swap out the factory speaker you'll see the wire for the factory tweeter, just unplug it and wire up the new ones.
07-07-2011
sorry but you are wrong.... i called crutchfeild and best buy. Both said to run your woofer wires into the crossovers that come with the new speakers, then run from the crossover to the new tweeters... i thought it sounded funny when hearing it but it works properly. The stock crossovers will not handle the new tweeters good
07-07-2011
I'm not sure if you guys understand the question. I am transitioning from the stock "component" speakers, tweeters and mids seperate, to the all in one polks with the mid and tweeters built in.
07-07-2011
the polks have tweeters in them,,just disconnect the stock ones and not worry about them
07-08-2011
No you are wrong, reread his post.
Originally Posted by dengnath
07-08-2011
i was wrong... i thought he was replacing them with compnents..... sorry. I didnt think anyone would downgrade their speakers
07-08-2011
Depending on the speakers it may not be a downgrade. He is moving from factory speakers to a high quality coaxial set, which will completely blow the factories away.
Coaxial speakers do have some benefits, one is that high- and low-frequency sounds originate from the same point in space. This "point source" delivers the full range of sound frequencies in correct phase alignment, resulting in a smoother frequency response and improved clarity. This is a good thing considering most people who install a component set will mount the tweeters in generally poor locations, not taking into account speaker phasing and imaging.
07-09-2011
I'm a super noob as far as audio equipment is concerned. Just wondering what all that coaxial stuff means? Can I just Plug and play into the wires that are already there?
07-09-2011
Use the wires that are connected to the large speaker (woofer) to connect to your new speakers and just leave the factory tweeter wire unplugged. You will want to make sure that your new speakers are in phase with the other speakers in the car. If you get one speaker out of phase you will get a reduction in the systems bass output. There are several GP wire charts on the net just ind one and put + to + and -to -.
A coaxial speaker simple means the sound radiates from the same point, with the high frequency drivers mounted in front of the lower frequency driver
07-10-2011
ya in the 04 pluses they are in a crappy spot to start with.... i remounted my new polk tweeters higher..... such a difference... there location on the oringinals suck
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