Speaker Suggestions
I have been taking out my sub and amp to revert back to just speakers.
My two sail panel speakers are blown and i am looking to replace them. I have been looking into crutchfield to just get an idea whats out there I still have the factory monsoon h/u. So whatever i get if i need to rewire it is not a big deal at all. I like wiring. Would a set of component speakers work in that spot ? JL Audio TR650-CSi I have been looking at this set 4-ohm impedance 10-50 watts RMS power range frequency response: 59-25,000 Hz sensitivity: 91 dB depth: 2-1/2" warranty: 1 year But i am not sure what i am exactly looking for spec wise. Any help would be great. I would like to keep the stock h/u which i know limits my search |
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I have some polk audio componants back there in my sail panel. They sound good. Cost about 50.00 new on ebay.
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stock head unit ? and did you rewire, or you used the original wiring harness
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nice that is what i want to hear lol ty
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hey man try calling crutchfield tech...in the times ive dealt with them theyve offered amazing service and it seems like they know what they are talking about. they have information on just about everything.
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the sail panel are subs not speakers in the monsoon system.
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You really aren't going to get good sound without a head unit. And using components without a strong aftermarket amp will not sound as good as cheaper coaxials. A head unit just doesn't create enough power. If you want to just upgrade speakers, I would recommend a set of simple low power speakers from infinity or polk or something like that.
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I really think they brake up the center console. They just do not fit in.
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you can get a 4din head unit it will fit perfectly. i know what youre talking about it makes the center console look weird with a 2din head unit
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I beg to differ. My Speakers run off the stock head unit and they sound incredible. I have Boston Acoustics and Polk Componants in my car. They sound a hell of alot better then any coaxil speaker I ever had. |
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Single din is your standard aftermarket radio. 1.5 din is that factory size. Double din wouldn't fit without modifying. |
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