decided to go with infinity speakers
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decided to go with infinity speakers
getting 6.5 and 6x8 componet sets
2ohms 90rms a speaker 360 total
i plan on running a amp to these havent made my mind up either a 350.4 kicker amp that will give them exactly 90 rms to each speaker
or go with the hifonics TXi6406 170 watts to each speaker
people say they are overated so i wont be getting a full 170rms to each speaker pob around 130 or so
my question is how much more watts can u give the speaker than recommend i dont want to blow them or anything
i only am going to use the doors for highs not bass
thanks
2ohms 90rms a speaker 360 total
i plan on running a amp to these havent made my mind up either a 350.4 kicker amp that will give them exactly 90 rms to each speaker
or go with the hifonics TXi6406 170 watts to each speaker
people say they are overated so i wont be getting a full 170rms to each speaker pob around 130 or so
my question is how much more watts can u give the speaker than recommend i dont want to blow them or anything
i only am going to use the doors for highs not bass
thanks
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Well, my first thought would be to NOT get Infinity speakers. I've yet to hear a single set that didn't sound like dog poo.
Secondly, if your settings are correct, and everything is tuned and cut off properly on speakers for doors running around 150rms to just about any decent pair of speakers will be perfect.
Secondly, if your settings are correct, and everything is tuned and cut off properly on speakers for doors running around 150rms to just about any decent pair of speakers will be perfect.
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how many times do we have to tell you, RAINBOW buy 6.5's for the fronts and leave the rear alone. I've used Infinity reference 5x7's, 6x9's, kappa 6x9's and kappa 5 1/4's they really wernt that great
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well sorry to make u repeat yourself trying to get other peoples suggetion besides your not everyone has the same sugeestion as you and i am sure there are other people out there that are smarter than your about audio
and also i dont want to leave my rears alone i want new speakers for the back as well
and also i dont want to leave my rears alone i want new speakers for the back as well
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well sorry to make u repeat yourself trying to get other peoples suggetion besides your not everyone has the same sugeestion as you and i am sure there are other people out there that are smarter than your about audio
and also i dont want to leave my rears alone i want new speakers for the back as well
and also i dont want to leave my rears alone i want new speakers for the back as well
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well sorry to make u repeat yourself trying to get other peoples suggetion besides your not everyone has the same sugeestion as you and i am sure there are other people out there that are smarter than your about audio
and also i dont want to leave my rears alone i want new speakers for the back as well
and also i dont want to leave my rears alone i want new speakers for the back as well
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well sorry to make u repeat yourself trying to get other peoples suggetion besides your not everyone has the same sugeestion as you and i am sure there are other people out there that are smarter than your about audio
and also i dont want to leave my rears alone i want new speakers for the back as well
and also i dont want to leave my rears alone i want new speakers for the back as well
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pete and repeat were in a boat. pete fell out who was left?
and there are only a few people on here that know as much as I do about audio, I respect their opinion and usually its the same thing I would suggest. upgrading your rear fill is an absolute waste of money if your spending more than 50 bucks on it. you need to concentrate 90% of the resources on the front stage when your building a budget minded setup. cause you can either spend 300 on the more important front stage and have a really good setup or you can waste money upgrading the rear fill and only have a mediocre sounding setup
and there are only a few people on here that know as much as I do about audio, I respect their opinion and usually its the same thing I would suggest. upgrading your rear fill is an absolute waste of money if your spending more than 50 bucks on it. you need to concentrate 90% of the resources on the front stage when your building a budget minded setup. cause you can either spend 300 on the more important front stage and have a really good setup or you can waste money upgrading the rear fill and only have a mediocre sounding setup
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Originally Posted by styxnpicks
pete and repeat were in a boat. pete fell out who was left?
and there are only a few people on here that know as much as I do about audio, I respect their opinion and usually its the same thing I would suggest. upgrading your rear fill is an absolute waste of money if your spending more than 50 bucks on it. you need to concentrate 90% of the resources on the front stage when your building a budget minded setup
and there are only a few people on here that know as much as I do about audio, I respect their opinion and usually its the same thing I would suggest. upgrading your rear fill is an absolute waste of money if your spending more than 50 bucks on it. you need to concentrate 90% of the resources on the front stage when your building a budget minded setup
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Originally Posted by king ranch
getting 6.5 and 6x8 componet sets
2ohms 90rms a speaker 360 total
i plan on running a amp to these havent made my mind up either a 350.4 kicker amp that will give them exactly 90 rms to each speaker
or go with the hifonics TXi6406 170 watts to each speaker
people say they are overated so i wont be getting a full 170rms to each speaker pob around 130 or so
my question is how much more watts can u give the speaker than recommend i dont want to blow them or anything
i only am going to use the doors for highs not bass
thanks
2ohms 90rms a speaker 360 total
i plan on running a amp to these havent made my mind up either a 350.4 kicker amp that will give them exactly 90 rms to each speaker
or go with the hifonics TXi6406 170 watts to each speaker
people say they are overated so i wont be getting a full 170rms to each speaker pob around 130 or so
my question is how much more watts can u give the speaker than recommend i dont want to blow them or anything
i only am going to use the doors for highs not bass
thanks
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Originally Posted by styxnpicks
pete and repeat were in a boat. pete fell out who was left?
and there are only a few people on here that know as much as I do about audio, I respect their opinion and usually its the same thing I would suggest. upgrading your rear fill is an absolute waste of money if your spending more than 50 bucks on it. you need to concentrate 90% of the resources on the front stage when your building a budget minded setup. cause you can either spend 300 on the more important front stage and have a really good setup or you can waste money upgrading the rear fill and only have a mediocre sounding setup
and there are only a few people on here that know as much as I do about audio, I respect their opinion and usually its the same thing I would suggest. upgrading your rear fill is an absolute waste of money if your spending more than 50 bucks on it. you need to concentrate 90% of the resources on the front stage when your building a budget minded setup. cause you can either spend 300 on the more important front stage and have a really good setup or you can waste money upgrading the rear fill and only have a mediocre sounding setup
Who is in the select few?
You spent 9 on rear fill...
And I do agree with the 90% rule of thumb... But I always have friends in the truck and I watch DVD movies all the time... Its all abt useability.
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Originally Posted by Low_e_Red
Who is in the select few?
You spent 9 on rear fill...
And I do agree with the 90% rule of thumb... But I always have friends in the truck and I watch DVD movies all the time... Its all abt useability.
jwoods list is pretty complete
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Originally Posted by styxnpicks
lol what are you talking about I spent 9 on the front fill til I can afford those profi's I want, lol I don't think Ill ever run rear fill in the truck.... now the 7.1 on my computer is a different story.. building T-lines right now
jwoods list is pretty complete
jwoods list is pretty complete
Oh those spks from parts xpress were for the front??
You and I are 180 degrees opposite... I have two POS laptop spks and 5.1 w/ a Phantom Center in the truck...
