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b0t13

30th January 2006, 06:10

i want some speakers that replace my standard door speakers directly (im crap at changing anything and this has to be easy!)

they have to be loud and clear and under £70 for a set,

hit me.

patrick2403

30th January 2006, 06:25

try this mate (http://www.bassjunkies.com/index.php?cpage=product/browse_brand.php&area=shop&category_id=17&manufacturer_id=&sub_category_id=62&aperture_id=175779357710563&mode=all)

Baz

30th January 2006, 12:55

go on! spend that extra £5 and get some Infinity Reference

skinnyman9000

31st January 2006, 05:35

How about some Eton PRX 130's? They retail at £90 a set, im selling them for £80 at the minute. They slot straight in and will go very loud just off the headunit. It might not stand for much, but they would in a sound off in last months fast car against the likes of Moral, Focal, Alpine, DLS etc.

Soulmachineuk

31st January 2006, 18:24

I am running Pioneer Speakers up front and they sound great with plenty of punch!!! smileys/smiley16.gif

kevmiles250

31st January 2006, 21:49

im using those new (ish) vibe sek50 components, only cost me 55 quid and are very impressive for the money

b0t13

1st February 2006, 06:35

hmm £55 aint bad and the specs look good (bigger numbers)

might be interested in some of them..

liamk15

2nd February 2006, 23:15

Are these components quite bassy?

Robbo

3rd February 2006, 02:51

I am running Pioneer Speakers up front and they sound great with plenty of punch!!! smileys/smiley16.gif
i got pioneer's too and there really good... got mine for something like 30 quid at halfrauds

skinnyman9000

3rd February 2006, 22:18

Or maybe some diablo ones, components:

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y214/skinnyman9000/random%20stuff/Diablo5kit.jpg

coaxials:

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y214/skinnyman9000/random%20stuff/diablo5.jpg

The components are £80 and the coaxials are £60, a very nice piece of kit, will meet your needs well.

b0t13

4th February 2006, 05:38

Robbo

5th February 2006, 03:13

I am running Pioneer Speakers up front and they sound great with plenty of punch!!! smileys/smiley16.gif
i got pioneer's too and there really good... got mine for something like 30 quid at halfrauds

what model?

whats the difference between coaxial and normal?
dont know what model... there bright orange with a silver cone thing in the middle... im going to hijack this thread, sorry, and ask whats the difference between component and normal?? what does the little box on components do?
Robbo

Barry123

5th February 2006, 03:17

component: you have the mid and low outputted by one speaker (130mm cone). With high end outputed by a tweeter (the little thing in the pic above). The signal is directed by a crossover (the square thing).

Coaxial is in one package, so the tweeter is located on top of the 130mm speaker

I think anyway smileys/smiley4.gif

Robbo

5th February 2006, 03:29

cheers mate smileys/smiley14.gif

Barry123

5th February 2006, 03:36

no problemo!

soldier

5th February 2006, 04:39

wots better co-axial or components?

jclaydon

5th February 2006, 14:40

components.

skinnyman9000

5th February 2006, 18:59

components are better as the crossover seperates the different musical frequencies, sending the high frequencies to the tweeter and the lower frequencies to the mid bass speaker. They offer a more 'natural' sound staging.

However if you dont want to start hacking at door cards to mount crossovers and tweeters then coaxials are an alternative.

b0t13

6th February 2006, 05:16

coaxials it is then.....