speakers, on a budget
My 94 integra still has the stock speakers in it, and they don't sound very good. I have an alpine-9856 deck which is 18 watts RMS/50 peak x 4 channels.
I have around $200, preferably less, to spend on some speakers. I'm not expecting them to sound godly or anything, just something that wont distort when I turn the volume up a bit. I mostly listen to rock and techno. I have a 12" alpine type r sub, which is plenty of bass for me. If possible, I don't want to have to deal with an amp.
What speakers would you guys recommend?
I have around $200, preferably less, to spend on some speakers. I'm not expecting them to sound godly or anything, just something that wont distort when I turn the volume up a bit. I mostly listen to rock and techno. I have a 12" alpine type r sub, which is plenty of bass for me. If possible, I don't want to have to deal with an amp.
What speakers would you guys recommend?
Try Eclipse, [it's what I have in my 94LS, front and back] Infinity also makes some pretty good speakers that will fit, Pioneer has a couple models that will work.
I am replacing the old Eclipse 2way coax with Eclipse SP6510 Point Source, but keeping the old school Alpine CDA-7893.
94
Hint, the stock constant power on your teg can not supply the current the internal amp needs to work properly, run a fused 12ga power lead from the batt. and connect the Alpines constant lead, [yellow] to it, don't forget to cap the stock constant power, and if you are using a metal back support, [to stock rear support brace] for your HU you will not need a ground strap, if you are not using a metal back support then run a 12ga ground from the chassis of the HU to the cars chassis, [or metal dash sub-frame].
I am replacing the old Eclipse 2way coax with Eclipse SP6510 Point Source, but keeping the old school Alpine CDA-7893.
94Hint, the stock constant power on your teg can not supply the current the internal amp needs to work properly, run a fused 12ga power lead from the batt. and connect the Alpines constant lead, [yellow] to it, don't forget to cap the stock constant power, and if you are using a metal back support, [to stock rear support brace] for your HU you will not need a ground strap, if you are not using a metal back support then run a 12ga ground from the chassis of the HU to the cars chassis, [or metal dash sub-frame].
Your not going to get "decent" components for $100, nor do you want components if your not going to run an off-board amp for them, what you want is the most efficient standard 6.5" 2way you can find.
94
94
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by fcm »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> Your not going to get "decent" components for $100, nor do you want components if your not going to run an off-board amp for them, what you want is the most efficient standard 6.5" 2way you can find.
94</TD></TR></TABLE>Alright, thats understandable. What would you do in my case, for around $200?
thanks for the reply again.. can you recommend an actual set of speakers for me? When you say good it could be anything. How about these? http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-08-SET...0.m14 or http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-INFINI...0.m14 or possibly http://onlinecarstereo.com/Car...17167
I am considering spending a little more if i have to for an amp. I found http://www.crutchfield.com/p_4...p=115 on crutchfield. Would this be a decent amp? If not can you recommend one? It is 80 rms will that be a problem if the speakers are 60 rms?
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I am considering spending a little more if i have to for an amp. I found http://www.crutchfield.com/p_4...p=115 on crutchfield. Would this be a decent amp? If not can you recommend one? It is 80 rms will that be a problem if the speakers are 60 rms?
Modified by emooheo at 3:54 PM 10/31/2008
Modified by emooheo at 3:55 PM 10/31/2008
Modified by emooheo at 3:56 PM 10/31/2008
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no matter what you gonna get distortion at some point, generally the shittier the speakers and less watts you have going to them the lower the volume it will happen at....
i would suggest these if you're not buying an amp
http://www.woofersetc.com/inde...=5243
i would suggest these if you're not buying an amp
http://www.woofersetc.com/inde...=5243
Go with the Eclipse SP6510.
No, 80W driving 60W speakers is not a problem, in fact your better off being a little overpowered, it will give you "dynamic head room" and although I am no fan of Profile amps, the HA1040 will do the job.
The Eclipse SP6510 are the ones I will be installing in my 94LS along with a a JL Audio 300/4v2, the speakers will be replacing the 10year old Eclipse 2ways I have now, running off Alpine HU power.
94
No, 80W driving 60W speakers is not a problem, in fact your better off being a little overpowered, it will give you "dynamic head room" and although I am no fan of Profile amps, the HA1040 will do the job.
The Eclipse SP6510 are the ones I will be installing in my 94LS along with a a JL Audio 300/4v2, the speakers will be replacing the 10year old Eclipse 2ways I have now, running off Alpine HU power.
94
http://woofersetc.com/index.cf...=6952
this amp
http://www.woofersetc.com/inde...=4204
it's a little over budget but it'll sound decent..use the stock rears for now and save up for some..
this amp
http://www.woofersetc.com/inde...=4204
it's a little over budget but it'll sound decent..use the stock rears for now and save up for some..
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