I have a set of infinity reference 6.5 inch component speakers in my DC2. Unfortunately after 4 years of service my passenger side speaker blew out. Is there any I can just buy that set of speakers because if I buy another component set I would not need the crossovers or the tweeters. What if I replace it with a infinity two way speaker I have laying around( I used to run rears but I took them out)? Since it has a crossover you wont hear anything from the tweeter connected to the 2 way speaker right?

Please help I am a broke car audio newb.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by BlackSage &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I have a set of infinity reference 6.5 inch component speakers in my DC2. Unfortunately after 4 years of service my passenger side speaker blew out. Is there any I can just buy that set of speakers because if I buy another component set I would not need the crossovers or the tweeters. What if I replace it with a infinity two way speaker I have laying around( I used to run rears but I took them out)? Since it has a crossover you wont hear anything from the tweeter connected to the 2 way speaker right?

Please help I am a broke car audio newb. </TD></TR></TABLE> Why not just install the 2ways, use the same wire that was hooked to the woofer, [from the x-over] and cut one of the tweets leads, [on the 2ways] so they don't work. cheap way to replace the blown pass. side woofer, [ replace both pass. and drivers side] 94

 

Thats what I was thinking but I am not an audio expert so I figured I would ask you guys. So cut the wires that run to the mids on the two way speakers and install them in my front door? Sounds good. What do people normally do when one of their component speakers blow out? They have to buy an entire new set( of tweeters and mids) and only use one pair of speakers? What a waste they should sell the mids seperately.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by BlackSage &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Thats what I was thinking but I am not an audio expert so I figured I would ask you guys. So cut the wires that run to the mids on the two way speakers and install them in my front door? Sounds good. What do people normally do when one of their component speakers blow out? They have to buy an entire new set( of tweeters and mids) and only use one pair of speakers? What a waste they should sell the mids seperately.</TD></TR></TABLE>No, cut the wires to the tweeter, and Yes in most cases you have to buy a whole new set, but you can buy just a set of mids, but as you have a set of 2ways, it will be cheaper for you to use them, that said, if you were to replace the whole set, I bet there are people on HT that need x-overs, tweets or just one mid, [because they have a blown one] LOL 94