Speaker Suggestions

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Topic: Speaker Suggestions

Posted By: cobyo_hides
Subject: Speaker Suggestions
Date Posted: July 23, 2005 at 4:05 PM

Right now, I have stock front/rear speakers with two 12" Sony P5's powered by a Kenwood 900 watt KAC-7202. Yesterday I blew all but one of my stock speakers. If anyone has any ideas for me on what I should look into it would be helpful...

Front: 4"x10"
Rear: 6"x9"

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Pioneer DEH-15 HU.
Two Sony 12" P5's. (Sealed Box)
Kenwood 920watt KAC-7202.
Kenwood 350watt 6"x9" KFC-M6935ie.
Kenwood 320watt 5"x6 1/2" KFC-415c.

Sound-proof, and it's complete.

Replies:

Posted By: Nodestiny
Date Posted: July 26, 2005 at 1:40 PM

How did you blow all your speakers? Little too greedy with volume and bass gain? ;)

The only way to truely know what works best is to go listen to some speakers yourself. go to whatever car audio shop and listen.

If you want our advice... What is your budget and ultimate goal (high end SQ to amp one day, or just something to get by?)

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04 dodge neon SXT
(2) Oz Audio Matrix Elite 12"s sealed in 4 cube fiberglass enclosure, powered by HiFonics BX1605D
Oz Audio Matrix 180cs 6.5" component set power by HiFonics ZX4000

Posted By: boulderguy
Date Posted: July 26, 2005 at 3:39 PM

What are you driving that uses 4x10's?? Long live the "sliver speaker"...

Posted By: cobyo_hides
Date Posted: July 27, 2005 at 4:44 PM

Ya know... Good ol' Buick Lesabre...

But, back on topic, I already bought some Kenwoods (check the autograph.) I only have them running on HU, and they sound very crisp... So, I'm happy.

As soon as I get my camera back I'll have pictures.

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Pioneer DEH-15 HU.
Two Sony 12" P5's. (Sealed Box)
Kenwood 920watt KAC-7202.
Kenwood 350watt 6"x9" KFC-M6935ie.
Kenwood 320watt 5"x6 1/2" KFC-415c.

Sound-proof, and it's complete.