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Old 03-05-2003, 01:31 PM
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Speakers?

ok its time to upgrade my stock speakers in my 93 honda accord ex coupe......at the moment my sound system includes a kenwood head unit, 10" 750 watt pyle sub, and 1000 x 2 amp. Also for this newbie what is the difference between 2 way 3 way triaxial speakers? What type of speakers should i invest in? also what size should i be getting for my car (front and back) thanks
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Old 03-05-2003, 04:10 PM
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triaxial VS coaxial ........ on both of these speakers, the cone part is not crossed over, so it's a bass/midrange driver. The frequency response rolls off naturally around 4 Khz. The coaxial has a tweeter mounted on the same axis as the mid/woofer, a triaxial has a tweeter and a super tweeter mounted on the same axis. Generally, the additional super tweeter just makes the triaxial sound a little more harsh. I really don't know what size speaker your car can take ........ maybe someone else can help you out with that.
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Old 03-05-2003, 07:28 PM
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so would these types of speakers be good for im assuming not only my rap but my DaveMB as well? if not what other type of speaker is a good alternative?
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