Wednesday, February 06, 2008
Car Stereo Speakers - A Must Buy For Your Car
It's amazing - car audio packages have become a technology battleground in the car market. They are now fulfilled with CD/MP3, DVD players, and mini-discs. There's a jumbo range of car audio kits that range in price from $99 up to $8000 USD, depending on quality.
Depending on the frequency which is to be reproduced, different boxes and implementations of car stereo speakers are to be used. if you intend your system to be playing continuously, then you should base your choice on the maximum RMS power. If you are looking for higher fidelity from your speakers, you should opt for car stereo speakers with a higher and wider frequency response.
Car stereo speakers which can cover all frequency ranges are needed to get the full range of sound. The deck should be able to power your component speakers if the speakers are not high performing. Connecting an amplifier to the speakers would make it compulsory to have a crossover to distribute the right frequency to the respective speaker. It should be kept in mind that the tweeter can pick up and reproduce only high pitched treble frequencies while a subwoofer accepts only the lowest frequencies.
The location of your speakers is directly related to the quality of your car's sound. If they're spread about in a haphazard manner, you will get very poor quality due to the unplanned, inconsistent interference between the speakers. When positioned correctly, it should make you think that the sound is coming from two different voices, not just from two different speakers.
Please be realistic when choosing loudspeakers. Shop for those speakers that will fit in the current space available, unless you want to go to the trouble of modifying your existing speaker holes. There are many depth considerations and complications to be aware of, particularly in doors, where speakers may interfere with windows rolling down, dashes where speakers may be limited by ducts for heat or air, and rear decks where depth is limited by torsion bars running underneath.
While subwoofers are an important part of any car audio system, don't go overboard on buying just subwoofers. There is only so much room in a car, and you need a fair amount of it to drive comfortably.
Depending on the frequency which is to be reproduced, different boxes and implementations of car stereo speakers are to be used. if you intend your system to be playing continuously, then you should base your choice on the maximum RMS power. If you are looking for higher fidelity from your speakers, you should opt for car stereo speakers with a higher and wider frequency response.
Car stereo speakers which can cover all frequency ranges are needed to get the full range of sound. The deck should be able to power your component speakers if the speakers are not high performing. Connecting an amplifier to the speakers would make it compulsory to have a crossover to distribute the right frequency to the respective speaker. It should be kept in mind that the tweeter can pick up and reproduce only high pitched treble frequencies while a subwoofer accepts only the lowest frequencies.
The location of your speakers is directly related to the quality of your car's sound. If they're spread about in a haphazard manner, you will get very poor quality due to the unplanned, inconsistent interference between the speakers. When positioned correctly, it should make you think that the sound is coming from two different voices, not just from two different speakers.
Please be realistic when choosing loudspeakers. Shop for those speakers that will fit in the current space available, unless you want to go to the trouble of modifying your existing speaker holes. There are many depth considerations and complications to be aware of, particularly in doors, where speakers may interfere with windows rolling down, dashes where speakers may be limited by ducts for heat or air, and rear decks where depth is limited by torsion bars running underneath.
While subwoofers are an important part of any car audio system, don't go overboard on buying just subwoofers. There is only so much room in a car, and you need a fair amount of it to drive comfortably.
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