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hey all,
since i'm not much of an audiophile i have a question for you. i replaced my stock cd/fm/mp player with an alpine am/fm/cd/satellite radio and am not going to make a thumping bass driven car out of it. lost some of my hearing in my teen years to an 500 watt amp and a kenwood kicker box in my 20's. this is my question. want to upgrade my speakers in the car for better sound quality. any suggestions while using same size speakers?
I have always been happy with Infinity.
This time I will be going Alpine 6.5 in the front and the 4" in the rear.
Did your old stock radio have mp3 feature? What are you gonna do to it?
I love Infinity Kappa series speakers. The Kappa Perfects are even better if you can afford them.
hey sorry already sold the am/fm/cd/mp3 player out of it to another one of our members.Quote:
Originally Posted by chevy_driver
ive got sonys all around and im happy with them
infinity FTW,
im runing infinity kappas up front and infinity refrence in the back, great speakers
ok thanks for the input guys! gonna do some shopping out of crutchfield now.
Have you set your choice upon anything yet? Everybody will normally recommend you what they use if they like it. I think speakers are a personal thing and it's worth listening to them in person before buying any. You can try listening to someoe else's car speakers as well. Good luck with your purchasing!
I would personally not buy from crutchfield. Their website is nice and helpful but their prices are sky highQuote:
Originally Posted by NYChevoo
What size? Were they a direct screw in? No spacers, cutting or otherwise?Quote:
Originally Posted by deniswhite1
hey guys for me, i wouldnt know what decent pricing is for speakers. i havent set my sights on any particular brand. all i know is that when i listen to my music which includes anything from scorpions, metallica, rush, boston to soft, to tribal to freestyle to anything really that catches my fancy, and i have a very broad spectrum of musical taste. you get that after being alive 40 years. i'll probably still be listening to ozzy when i'm my 80's. anyway the point being is that i like to hear all the different tones crisply in my music. so with that in mind, i want good sound quality. nuff said!
If you are looking to hear all of your tones clearly then I would suggest looking into any of the following brands: Bravox Audio, CDT, Image Dynamics, Morel, Seas Lotus, Rainbows, Hybrid Audio Technologies, O2 Audio, all of which I would say have excellent tonal reproduction. If you have a specific budget in mind drop me a line, I would be glad to help you out.
I have always wanted an Image Dynamics IDMAX V3 sub