front speakers components
#1
front speakers components
Im looking to put some components in my front doors but not sure what to do with the speakers in the dash. Should i just leave the dash speakers hooked to the head unit and then just run the components in the doors to my amp? 2000 blazer ls 2dr zr2
#2
RE: front speakers components
i take it you have 4x6 plates up in the dash?? never hurts upgrading everything...but you can still leave them wired to the headunit
#3
RE: front speakers components
I wouldnt run them it will throw off the imaging... IMHO Theres pretty much nothing better than just one set of compnents in your average car. If you start adding more speakers it will not sound right. (midbass are an exception) you just dont want to add any more highs...
#4
RE: front speakers components
ORIGINAL: dbleon
I wouldnt run them it will throw off the imaging... IMHO Theres pretty much nothing better than just one set of compnents in your average car. If you start adding more speakers it will not sound right. (midbass are an exception) you just dont want to add any more highs...
I wouldnt run them it will throw off the imaging... IMHO Theres pretty much nothing better than just one set of compnents in your average car. If you start adding more speakers it will not sound right. (midbass are an exception) you just dont want to add any more highs...
#5
RE: front speakers components
ORIGINAL: jagblazer01
not completely true....example, when i had my doors done and all that was in there was the components, the sound was very low....i put my mid-ranges in and it brought the sound up to ear level....same deal with when i had tweeters in the dash. tweeters were out, sound was low, put them in and the sound came right up to ear level
ORIGINAL: dbleon
I wouldnt run them it will throw off the imaging... IMHO Theres pretty much nothing better than just one set of compnents in your average car. If you start adding more speakers it will not sound right. (midbass are an exception) you just dont want to add any more highs...
I wouldnt run them it will throw off the imaging... IMHO Theres pretty much nothing better than just one set of compnents in your average car. If you start adding more speakers it will not sound right. (midbass are an exception) you just dont want to add any more highs...
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