If you're looking to upgrade your car's audio system, you may be wondering if 2-way or 3-way car speakers are better. Here's a quick rundown of the differences between the two types of speakers to help you make a decision: 2-way speakers have two drivers (a woofer and a tweeter) that reproduce low and high frequencies, respectively. 3-way speakers add an additional mid-range driver to the mix, which can result in better overall sound quality. However, 3-way speakers are typically more expensive than 2-way
Component speakers are a great option for those looking to improve their car’s sound system without breaking the bank. While they don’t typically produce as much bass as subwoofers, they offer a significant upgrade over factory speakers.Component speakers are a great option for those looking to improve their car’s sound system without breaking the bank. While they don’t typically produce as much bass as subwoofers, they offer a significant upgrade over factory speakers.
Component speakers are a great way to improve the sound in your car, but they are not necessarily known for their bass. If you are looking for a speaker that will give you great bass, you may want to consider a subwoofer.
Component speakers are a great way to improve the sound in your car, but they do require an amplifier to work properly. Most factory stereo systems don't have enough power to drive component speakers, so you'll need to add an aftermarket amplifier if you want to upgrade to this type of speaker. Component speakers usually have better sound quality than traditional speakers, so they're worth the extra effort to install.
4.6/5
Rockville RWK81 8 Gauge 2 Channel Car Amplifier Wiring Installation Kit. (1) 17 High Grade Twisted Pair of 100% Copper RCA Cable. 17 8 Gauge Translucent Blue SuperFlex Power Cables. 17 18 Gauge Blue Remote Cable. 17 16 Gauge Clear Speaker Wire. 3 8 Gauge Clear SuperFlex Ground Wire
Vented Core Magnet Motor Structure. 2†High Temperature Aluminum Voice Coil. 8mm Washer & Yoke Plates. 13.6mm Peak-to-Peak X-Max. 70oz. Magnet Motor Structure. Super Slim Sealed MDF Enclosure Design. Aviation Grade Black Tweet Carpet with Embroidered Logo. Black Texture Synthetic Leather Front Panel. Impedance: 4-ohms. Frequency response: 38Hz-500Hz. SPL @ 1w/1m: 96dB. Dimensions: 24" Length x 15" Height 4.37" Top Depth x 6.65" Bottom depth
Rockville RWS12CA Slim 1200 Watt 12“ Amplified Powered Car Subwoofer Enclosure. 1200 Watts Peak power output. 300 Watts RMS. 12“ Super Slim Subwoofer. Ultra Stiff Composite Pulp Cone with Kevlar Reinforcement. 3D Molded Acrylic Dust Cap. Expanded & Rolled Steal Basket. High Density Laminated Foam Surround. High Power Strontium Magnet with Ultra Saturated High BL Motor Structure
Gold Plated AGU Heat Resistant Fuse Holder. 60 Amp AGU Gold Plated Fuse. 7 Split Tube Loom. Accessories Included: Wire Ties, Ring Terminals, Butt Connectors, Spades, and Grommets
Soft abrasion proof insulating jacket allows for 100% improved flexibility. PVC outer jacket can with-stand an extreme temperature range of -40 to 220 degrees F
$234
The Noise Canceling System module was the first thing I disconnected because several people on the Honda forums claimed it behaved poorly when a subwoofer was present. Websites exist that demonstrate how to achieve this.I connected the stereo's front LT and RT speaker level outputs to the sub amp's inputs. I connected my wires to the OEM wires after removing portion of the insulation. To insulate the wires, be careful to use electrical tape or heat shrink. Since the kit doesn't include enough wire for the distance, I ran this wire under the trim on the passenger side all the way to the back. I put an inline fuse at the battery and routed an 8 gauge wire through the rubber grommet in the firewall (I used a screwdriver to punch a hole in it). The cable needs to be zip tied up and out of the way because it emerges via the steering column under the dashboard. I ran it under the drivers side trim all the way to the back after zipping it to the stock harness that runs to the driver's side. Under the back seat trim, there is a ground buss that I used for ground. To make it simple to remove the sub, I attached the ground and 12 volt wires to a quick disconnect (OrionMotorTech 6-8 Gauge Battery Quick Connect/Disconnect Wire Harness). As it's a new vehicle, you have to figure out how all the trim and seats come out, so installing everything took approximately 12 hours.The sound test is now...When facing forward, the sub sounds the finest! All the other cars I've installed subwoofers in sound best facing the back, so I was a little shocked. However, this is advantageous because there is less chance that the sub may sustain damage from items in the back.It fills in the OEM sound system's lacking bottom end and has Very Good sound quality.So I couldn't build a sub with an amp for less than a little over $100. One more observation: The sub amp itself appears to be solidly constructed. Large heat sinks and respectable components are on the board, and it is in a separate sealed container.I'm glad I bought it. A After an hour of driving with low to moderate volume music, everything sounds great. I decided to check the amp's temperature when I got home, and it was pleasantly warm. There is space for vents surrounding the amplifier, and it is a separate sealed chamber from the sub cabinet, so I'm not sure why Rockville didn't use it. To allow heat to escape, I cut vents above and below the amplifier. Electronics and heat don't mix well, so we'll check to see if it runs cooler.
4.6/5
Phase Switch: 0° or 180°. Low Pass Filter: 50Hz - 150Hz. Bass Boost: 0 - 18dB @ 45Hz. Subwoofer Level Remote Control. Built in Subsonic Filter @ 29Hz. Maximum Power RMS: 200 Watts. Impedance: 2 Ohm. Dimensions: 12.4 x 13.4 x 2.7 (L x W X H) Inches. Frequency Response: 20Hz - 150Hz. Sensitivity: 90dB @ 1w / 1m
3' 10 Gauge Clear SuperFlex Ground Wire. Gold Plated AGU Heat Resistant Fuse Holder. 40 Amp ATU Inline Fuse. 7 Split Tube Loom. Accessories Included: Wire Ties, Ring Terminals, Butt Connectors, Spades, and Grommets. Soft abrasion proof insulating jacket allows for 100% improved flexibility. PVC outer jacket can with-stand an extreme temperature range of -40 to 220 degrees F.
Rockville RWK10 10 Gauge 2 Channel Car Amplifier Wiring Installation Kit. (1) 17 High Grade Twisted Pair of 100% Copper RCA Cable. 17' 10 Gauge Translucent Blue SuperFlex Power Cables. 17 18 Gauge Blue Remote Cable. 17 16 Gauge Clear Speaker Wire.
Package: Rockville RW10CA 10†800 Watt Peak/200 Watt RMS Slim Powered/Active Sealed Car Subwoofer With Bass Remote + Rockville RWK10 Complete 10 Gauge Wire Kit With Rca Cables
Rockville RW10CA 800 Watt 10†Slim Car Subwoofer. 800 Watts Peak / 200 Watts RMS. PWM MOSFET Power Supply. Low Level RCA Input. High Level Inputs with Auto Turn-On Technology. Adjustable Input Sensitivity. Soft Delayed Remote Turn-On. Thermal Protection Circuit, Short Protection Circuit. Overload Protection Circuit.
$234
This is expertly placed in a 2001 Toyota Avalon by myself. Overall, I don't believe I can fault the price. Although 60% of the seat has no space beneath, it is solidly constructed, generally fits under my seat, and is much louder than I require. I keep the sub's volume at or near 25%, which is significantly below 50%. If the volume is set up past 50%, it can really shake my rearview mirror and thumps through the seat rather strongly.Having said that, it simply sounds a little boomy and muddy to my ears. I'm not sure if my car's stock JBL system needs to be replaced as well or if the sub simply doesn't sound that great. The frequency response doesn't seem to be covering a much of the spectrum in my opinion. I don't hear a lot of detail in the low-mids, and the low end seems to be lacking a true bottom end. What can you really expect from a pancake subwoofer, though? I was concerned that installing it in the trunk would make it too quiet, but now that it's done, I'm wondering whether doing so would have been better.Overall, I still believe it to be a fantastic deal. Compared to what the installer was going to supply, I saved a ton of money and space. It's unquestionably preferable than my previous situation of having no substitute at all. It has considerably more boom than I need and takes up nearly no room since I prefer my music to be strong and detailed rather than the kind of loud that shakes the neighborhood and makes everyone hate me.
4.5/5
PWM MOSFET Power Supply. Low Level RCA Input. High Level Inputs with Auto Turn-On Technology.
Adjustable Input Sensitivity. Soft Delayed Remote Turn-On. Thermal Protection Circuit, Short Protection Circuit.
Low Pass Filter: 50Hz - 150Hz. Bass Boost: 0 - 12dB @ 45Hz. Built in Subsonic Filter @ 20Hz. THD: < 0.4%.
Overload Protection Circuit. Green Power/Red Protect LED. Phase Switch: 0° or 180°.
Peak Power Handling: 400 Watts. RMS Power Handling: 100 Watts. Heavy Duty Mounting Feet.
Enclosure is made out of cast aluminum which stays cool at all times.
Rockville SS8P 8" 400w Slim Under-Seat Active Powered Car/Truck Subwoofer Sub.
$234
If you have a factory system or an aftermarket stereo without any amps connected, this Sub (which isn't actually a Sub but whatever you want to call it) is quite great for the price. However, you shouldn't anticipate this to play too loudly. I purchased it in the hopes that it would be a little louder for my system, which consists of Alpine 6x9s and 6.5-door speakers and a 100x4 amp. At low to moderate volume, the speaker is fine to almost ideal, but if your system is loud, it will get overpowered if you play it loudly. And that is with both the bass boost and gain set to their maximum levels.In a 2004 Grand Prix, I put it behind the driver's seat since I thought it didn't sound as good beneath the seat.Although I doubt I'll keep it in my current configuration, I'll probably keep it for the back up car because the freight to send it back would be too high to be worth it.I rate it as 5 stars for the value and how well it works with non-amplified stereos, but only 3 stars for how well it works with my system.For the price, I believe you will enjoy it if you have a low-powered stereo and refuse to store it in the trunk (you can't know it's there).UPDATE::: Okay, I've had this sub for approximately 7 months, and I've connected it in three different ways (all using the speakers and amplifier I indicated above).First, I connected the factory radio, which is how I made my evaluation. Next, I fitted a Sony deck, which significantly improved the sub's sound and increased my level of admiration for it.FINALLY, I switched back to my stock deck and added a Clarion EQS755 equalization. WOW OMG what a change, the bass this Sub puts out now is unbelievable! It sounds unreal for an 8 even after I had to turn the Sub gain down to half way (I had it at 3/4 before EQ) "Sub (again, I have it behind the front seat on the floorboard of the back seat), but for some reason, it kept cutting out with the Clarion; I'm not sure why, so I'm back to using the Sony Deck instead. I'll say, even when I crank it up really loud, you can still tell it's there and it makes a difference ( when I turn it off with the deck you see what a difference it makes.)I don't listen to rap or hip hop; instead, I prefer hard rock and rock. If you do, I doubt you will be as impressed as I am because the factory deck struggled with extremely low bass (but it's an 8), but if you listen to rap and hip hop I doubt you will be as impressed as I am "I highly doubt anyone would think it would rock with rap or hip hop, so if it remains, it is currently a steal! I've now awarded it 5 stars!Update number two:I have 2 of these installed in my car, one behind the driver's seat and one behind the passenger seat, and the addition of the second one much improved the situation (obvious! Right?) And with the addition of the second one, the subs are never "drowned out" by my amplified speakers; in fact, there are moments when there is too much bass, but I still really love this little sub! No, it's not "audiophile" quality, and it doesn't hit like two 10s or 12s, but with the subs on the floorboard I don't have that god awfull trunk rattle sound on the outside that I have had in the past when I had subs in the trunk (plus I can use all of my trunk without a huge sub box in it). My rear view mirror vibrates like crazy at times (it vibrated when I had just the 1 also), but no, it won't When people entered my car, I was asked whether I had any subwoofers in the trunk (they didn't realize I had two of these on the back floorboards). The majority of people probably won't buy two of these (again, one will be visible), but if you're considering buying two or adding a new one to your current subscription, you should consider it. Do it! Additionally, I presently don't bus the amp gain dash knob, but I intend to do so in the future because my deck's sub volume adjustment seems to be all or nothing. I'll wire both subs to a single gain knob, though.
4.4/5
800 Watts Peak / 200 Watts RMS. PWM MOSFET Power Supply.
Adjustable Input Sensitivity. Soft Delayed Remote Turn-On.
Low Pass Filter: 50Hz - 150Hz. Bass Boost: 0 - 18dB @ 45Hz.
Overload Protection Circuit. Phase Switch: 0° or 180°.
Thermal Protection Circuit, Short Protection Circuit.
Low Level RCA Input. High Level Inputs with Auto Turn-On Technology.
Rockville RW10CA 800 Watt 10" Slim Car Subwoofer.
$234
The first day using the Rockville rw10ca. First off, I have a Tundra double cab with a Pioneer 6000 avic nex and four top-of-the-line 6x9 speakers (front and rear). The only thing lacking is a strong, deep bass. Although it's not the optimal site, I had no choice but to install the Rockville there. I've listened to some CDs, and I must say that they sound fantastic. I enjoy hearing music, but I don't listen to it at volumes that hurt my ears. So far, I'm happy. I bought an amp wire kit, however the 4 gauge wire won't fit in the rw10ca contact slots (without modifications). The 8 gauge is ideal.
4.4/5
Enclosure Features: Carpet finish
Amplifier Features: Class D amplifier, Cross Overs, 0-12dB Bass Boost, Remote knob included
1300W Max Single 12" Sealed Subwoofer Enclosure with Built-In Amplifier, Power Handling: Peak: 1300W / RMS: 350W, Preloaded with a single 12" Subwoofer, Built-in Class D amplifier, Sealed enclosure with carpet
Subwoofer Features: Cellulose fiber cone, Urethane surround, Frequency Response: 20 - 125, Sensitivity: 114dB
$234
This was my wife's SUV's purchase. For the past few years, I've had a preloaded 12" Rockford Fosgate sub in my truck, and it's been a fantastic speaker. Since my wife had been nagging me for a while to install a subwoofer in her car, I decided to give it a shot when I found this Pioneer around Christmas for less than half the cost of my Rockford. Furthermore, this Pioneer sub is excellent regardless of the cost. It's solidly constructed, sounds fantastic, and has enough impact to be felt throughout the entire vehicle. Although it's not competition standard and I'm sure audiophiles would identify flaws, for the average person, this is a fantastic sub at an exceptional price. Undoubtedly a cost-effective method to give your system some significant bass. Without a doubt, I would recommend this sub to everyone. My wife is delighted, and it was well worth the expense.
4.3/5
Mounting depth: 3-1/8"
Sealed box volume: 0.35-0.7 cubic feet
Mica-injected resin cone
Frequency response: 20-125 Hz
Power range: 100-300 watts RMS (1,200 watts peak power)
Pioneer 10-Inch 1200W Max Single 4-Ohm Shallow Mount Series Subwoofer
Ported box volume: 0.5-0.7 cubic feet
$234
SQ 4: It is a contemporary plastic 10" woofer with potential for sub bass, but only when utilized vented. Even then, everything about this product is lacking.Quality for the Money 4, but only up to a cost of $70. It's hard to believe Crutchfield is asking more than twice as much for these. These are inexpensive plastic woofers that are only shallow enough to assist a small number of customers whose vehicles would otherwise have nil response below 65 Hz.It's a shallow sub, which helps where depth is a problem, and it's easy to install. Its mounting diameter, however, is larger than any 10" and is greater than what is offered by the prefab enclosures that Amazon sells. which entails enlarging the hole using a sawzall or jigsaw. On an unsightly carpeted box. Still, whatever. I'll be donating both of mine to a charity case and purchasing another Alpine SWT-10S2 after seeing the sub 60Hz output of these in both sealed (none) and ported (35 percent the output of a standard 10" sub). They lasted two years in my standard cab F150 in 1.3cu Ft internal air volume, after port and driver displacement, tuned to 29Hz.
4/5
VOICE COIL: Our Voice Coils Are Able To Withstand High Temperatures, Yet Maintain their Strength And Fatigue Properties. The Advantage Of High-Temperature Voice Coils Is Longer Pay Times With Lower Weights
STAMPED BASKET: The stamped basket offers a strong and rigid platform allowing the listener to hear clean and clear
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SPECIFICATIONS: Resonant Frequency - 49 Hz, Sensitivity SPL (1W/1m) - 83 Db
SURROUND: We Use Rubber In A Lot Of Our Subwoofers. It Has The Ability To Endure Much Punishment Without Any Sign Of Damage. It Compliments The Whole Structure Of The Speaker By Allowing Constant Abuse Where It Is Most Needed, Without The Wear And Tear
DIMENSIONS: Depth 8. 25†x Width 8. 25†x Height 4. 3â€
$234
Later, I bought two of these. The drivers of two older SLS QG-5000W down-firing subwoofers needed to be replaced. These are not automobile subwoofers, as I believe is their typical use, but rather indoor home theater subwoofers. They were getting set to go to the electronics recycling facility because the original paper cones in them had worn foam and were cracking. The amps in the subwoofers were functioning well, and since I detest wasting things, I reasoned that these were worth a bet at this price. I was pleasantly delighted after installing the first one and tuning it. It sounded designed just for the enclosure. The bass was precise and tight. So I bought another one of the same model for my second sub, and it sounded just as fantastic.With these subs, I'm not trying to drown out the room. They are primarily used for listening to music. Therefore, accuracy is more important to me than boom. These have performed admirably. They prevented the disposal of two perfectly functional amps and enclosures and regularly used them.I'm quite happy with them.
3.8/5
Yellow CD P.P. Cone - Magnet Weight: 30 Oz
Specially Treated Rubber - Impedance: 4 OHM
: AUTO SPEAKER SYSTEMS: Pyle GEARX series woofer is the latest series which have been designed and engineered for consistent and high performance The 65 inch feature an eye-catching yellow CD PP cone for plenty of stiffness without added weight
MID BASS WOOFER: Pyle pro mid bass woofer sound speaker system has 30 oz magnet structure and 60 Hz – 20 kHz frequency response that complete the package It helps to provide smooth, loud and detailed sound
WORRY-FREE SHOPPING: With the Pyle PLG64, we are confident of the quality of our product, therefore, we offer a 30 day money back guarantee no questions asked
POWERFUL FEATURES: The specially treated rubber surround keeps your speakers secure and extending the life of the product A 1†high-temperature aluminum voice coil provides the richest sound, ensuring low distortion and providing an open sound stage
LOW IMPEDANCE: The 4 ohm component audio speaker compensates the undersized wire found in many of today’s cars It also make the most of every 300 watts peak power your car stereo can deliver with rubber magnet boot cover
$234
You need Adobe Flash Player to view this video.Download Flash Player.These speakers are amazing! Because the price was so low, I was a little hesitant, but wow, they sound amazing! There were only 3 mounting holes in the original speakers, so I knew I would need to drill new ones and disassemble the entire back cab. However, the truck's design, not the speakers, was to blame. A 2001 Dakota is mine.I'm really happy with the speakers!
Component speakers are those which have a separate woofer and tweeter, often with a crossover to direct the frequencies to the appropriate speaker. Many people believe that component speakers sound better than regular speakers, as the sound is more accurate and true to the original recording. Additionally, the separate woofer and tweeter can often be placed in optimal positions in the car, resulting in better sound quality.
If you have component speakers, you may or may not need a crossover, depending on the design of your component speaker system. In some cases, the crossover is built into the component speakers themselves. In other cases, you may need to purchase a separate crossover to use with your component speakers. If you are unsure, consult your component speaker's owner's manual or the manufacturer to determine if a crossover is required.
If you're looking for the best possible sound quality, then you'll want to consider adding a subwoofer to your component speaker system. A subwoofer reproduces the lowest frequencies in your music, and adds depth and power to your sound system. If you listen to a lot of bass-heavy music, or you just want the best possible sound quality, then a subwoofer is a great addition to your system.
There is no definitive answer to this question as it depends on a number of factors, including the size of your car, the acoustics of your car, and your personal preferences. However, as a general rule of thumb, most car speakers will perform well with between 20 and 100 watts of power. If you are looking for the best possible sound quality, then you may want to consider investing in a car amplifier to increase the power to your speakers.
If you're trying to determine how much RMS power you need for your car audio system, it's important to know what RMS actually is. RMS stands for Root Mean Square, and it's a measure of the continuous power that an amplifier can produce. It's important to know the RMS rating of your amplifier, as well as the RMS rating of your speakers, so that you can match them up appropriately. If you have an amplifier that's rated for 50 watts RMS, for example, you'll want to make sure your speakers are also rated for 50 watts R
There are a lot of different 12 inch subwoofers on the market, and it can be hard to decide which one is right for you. If you're looking for the deepest bass possible, you'll want to look for a subwoofer with a high power rating and a large cone. Some of the best 12 inch subwoofers for deep bass include the Kicker CompVR 12-Inch Subwoofer, the Rockford Fosgate P3D4-12 12-Inch Subwoofer, and the JL Audio 12W7AE-3
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