New to car audio
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New to car audio
I have 1993 Civic HB Dx
Im a newb when it comes to car audio, I believe our cars take 6 1/2s.
I just got a Pioneer Head Unit, the deh-p4600mp
it has everything i need in it, I want to replace my stock speakers.
1. What type would you guys recommend? My budget is limited so I am looked for affordable speakers that sound great.
2. 3-ways or components, which sound/work better in our cars?
3. What 4-channel amp will give the speakers clean power at an affordable price.
4. should i replace the factory speaker wire?
I already have an amp for subs, 2 12s, and a powerblock (a block that holds two fuses for my amps.)
thanks in advance for help
Im a newb when it comes to car audio, I believe our cars take 6 1/2s.
I just got a Pioneer Head Unit, the deh-p4600mp
it has everything i need in it, I want to replace my stock speakers.
1. What type would you guys recommend? My budget is limited so I am looked for affordable speakers that sound great.
2. 3-ways or components, which sound/work better in our cars?
3. What 4-channel amp will give the speakers clean power at an affordable price.
4. should i replace the factory speaker wire?
I already have an amp for subs, 2 12s, and a powerblock (a block that holds two fuses for my amps.)
thanks in advance for help
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Re: New to car audio (KarbinFourteen)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by KarbinFourteen »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I have 1993 Civic HB Dx
Im a newb when it comes to car audio, I believe our cars take 6 1/2s.
I just got a Pioneer Head Unit, the deh-p4600mp
it has everything i need in it, I want to replace my stock speakers.
1. What type would you guys recommend? My budget is limited so I am looked for affordable speakers that sound great.
2. 3-ways or components, which sound/work better in our cars?
3. What 4-channel amp will give the speakers clean power at an affordable price.
4. should i replace the factory speaker wire?
I already have an amp for subs, 2 12s, and a powerblock (a block that holds two fuses for my amps.)
thanks in advance for help
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1.) whats your actual budget?
2.) Component speakers will sound better.
3.) A cheaper route would be to buy a 2 channel amp for the front speakers and then run the rear speakers off the head unit.
If you get a good set of components for the front and a 2 channel amp with decent power output you should be happy with the results.
Im a newb when it comes to car audio, I believe our cars take 6 1/2s.
I just got a Pioneer Head Unit, the deh-p4600mp
it has everything i need in it, I want to replace my stock speakers.
1. What type would you guys recommend? My budget is limited so I am looked for affordable speakers that sound great.
2. 3-ways or components, which sound/work better in our cars?
3. What 4-channel amp will give the speakers clean power at an affordable price.
4. should i replace the factory speaker wire?
I already have an amp for subs, 2 12s, and a powerblock (a block that holds two fuses for my amps.)
thanks in advance for help
</TD></TR></TABLE>
1.) whats your actual budget?
2.) Component speakers will sound better.
3.) A cheaper route would be to buy a 2 channel amp for the front speakers and then run the rear speakers off the head unit.
If you get a good set of components for the front and a 2 channel amp with decent power output you should be happy with the results.
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