Where to find OEM speakers?

Come on DYohn, I know what I'm looking at and I know whether it has a tweeter or anything else.  Yes the tweeters have a cross over built into them but I did not see one for the woofers.  The reason why I'm calling them woofers is because there are no other "woofers" or "mids" in the car, there is a set of 4" speakers in the back and that's it.  So the bass has to come from these two speakers up front that I have replaced. 

Assuming that there may be another crossover in the system somewhere is to assume that I have some bass speakers someplace, not so.  The idea of another crossover filtering out the lows going to the "mids" makes sense except for the fact that there are no other speakers anywhere.  This is why I don't think there are any more crossovers, which is why I thought that a more powerful speaker would be counter productive because of the low wattage output of the HU.  Is it not true that sound is caused by the cone moving and the more dramatic the movement of the cone the more bass that you hear with respect to the capability of the speaker?  I am assuming that higher wattage speakers have less movement at low wattages because they were built to handle more power.  Thus the reason why those aftermarket 60 watt minimum speakers don't create the bass response that the original 15 watt speakers did, less movement. 

DYohn, I have read many of your posts over this last couple of years and I have to give you the respect you deserve.  It ain't easy communicating through this medium.  Please let me know if I'm way off bass.  (No pun intended it just came out that way.)

Cheers

BBusbee

DYohn,

I checked out the speakers on the link you posted, are you telling me that the picture shown there is a full range speaker?  Is that want you meant by the tweeter being layered in? 

But if there were a crossover in the HU or under the dash limiting the signal to the "woofer" then shouldn't there be another real woofer someplace for the lows?  Or would the crossover be used primarily to filter out the lowest notes going to the "woofer" to prevent damage? 

And by the way, I am going to try out those speakers at the website.

This is not meant to be offensive, just an inquiry. Do you entirely understand what a crossover does? Because it sounds like you are confusing it with a capacitor that blocks low tones(bass blocker). I could be misreading some of this, but it looks like the confusion I'm seeing here...

No, there does not need to be another speaker.

Oh, and Master A a "bass blocker" is a crossover.  Most bass-blockers and the capacitors used as HP filters for tweeters in a coaxial are 6db/octave (first order) crossovers.  Some are 2nd order (12db/oct.)

Yes your right, he does know his stuff, but that doesn't change the fact that I would be sleeping on the couch if I spent money on audio equipment where it's not wanted.  My wife priorities are different just as my priorities are different than hers and we have to repect that.  It's keeps the piece in the house.  Amen? 

DYohn,

Thanks for the articulate response to Master A, I was hoping you would address his concern because I don't have the audio experience to respond to him.

Cheers

Try going to an auto-parts store i just went to one to pick up an kit after we ran out and i saw that they were selling replacement speakers but not as good as a deal like those .75 ones.