Buying Speakers for Your Car: Things to Consider

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Buying Speakers for Your Car Things to Consider
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• If you love to listen to high quality audio files
  when travelling in your car, then you will need
  to have some good speakers. They will ensure that
  you listen to the highest quality versions of
  your audio files, without interference or
  crossover. Below, we will discuss a number of
  considerations that you should be making
  concerning your car's speakers.
• Factory vs Aftermarket Speakers
• Unless you own a top-of-the-range Audi, or
  Mercedes, or other top-brand car, then the
  speakers that the manufacturers fit will be
  subpar. This is because the manufacturers spend
  so much time and money making the actual car that
  they scrimp on the extras, such as the speakers
  and stereo.

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• If you want to listen to a high quality stereo
  and speaker system in your car, then you will
  need to change the factory-installed models of
  both the speakers and the stereos.
• Components vs Coaxial Speakers
• So, youve decided to go ahead and change the
  speakers. Now, your first consideration is
  between coaxial and component speakers. Lets
  explore this topic a little more.

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• There are three types of speaker
• The tweeters these produce the high frequency
  sounds. They are relatively small. You will need
  two such speakers, one for each side of the car.
• The woofers these produce the mid frequency
  sounds. They are of a medium size. Again, you
  will need two speakers, one for each side.
• The sub-woofer these produce the low frequency
  sounds. The bass sounds. You dont necessarily
  need one in your car, and very few people have
  them. You only need one subwoofer, which you
  place in the middle of the car, but usually in
  the boot.

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• OK, so what are component and coaxial
  speakers?
• Both of these terms simply refer to the
  arrangement of the woofer and the tweeters (both
  ignore the sub-woofer).
• Coaxial speakers here, the tweeters and the
  woofer are combined into a single casing. You
  then place this single unit in the car, usually
  within the door. Theyre very popular in cars
  because they take up the least amount of room in
  comparison to component speakers. However, they
  are slightly lower quality and can suffer from
  issues such as crossover and interference.

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• In Car Speakers

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• Component speakers here, the tweeters and
  the woofer have their own casings. They are two
  distinct speakers. You would need to place two
  speakers in each side of the car, so you will
  have at least four speakers. Clearly, this will
  take up a lot more room than the coaxial
  speakers. However, as far as in car speakers go,
  they produce by far the highest quality audio.
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• If you're a music buff, you will probably be
  able to tell the difference between the two types
  of speakers, and so you will prefer component
  speakers. However, you might need to make some
  modifications to your car in order to accommodate
  these in car speakers.
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• Finally, we said that you would need at
  least two speakers for the coaxial (one on each
  side) and four for the components (two on each
  side), but you might want to install speakers in
  the back of the car, as well as in the front.
  When choosing your speakers, think about how many
  you will need and which type is a better fit
  given the space and the sound quality you expect.
  

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