Installed new front speakers
I sure didn't see 2 more speakers anywhere 
11/19/10, 12:06 PM
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11/19/10, 02:20 PM
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11/21/10, 12:23 PM
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Just pulled the trigger on 2 sets of TS-D6802R's based on the recommedations I've read here. Crutchfield wanted 149 a pair and Sonicelectric for 79 a pair. Whats up with that Crutchfield? After looking at the comparison pics of the stock units and the Pioneer, crying shame is all I can say.
11/22/10, 06:35 PM
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Your going to love the Pioneer speakers Gregory. I'm old 
and have lost a lot of my high sound hearing capacity, but with these speakers i can hear the high sounds very good. 
and have lost a lot of my high sound hearing capacity, but with these speakers i can hear the high sounds very good.
11/24/10, 04:43 PM
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I'm not exactly a spring chicken either David. These stock speakers sound like I'm wearing ear plugs.
11/24/10, 05:24 PM
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11/24/10, 10:21 PM
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11/25/10, 02:15 AM
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yeah lol
This.
Pat I need a recommendation because I'm a total noob when it comes to car audio. I would like to replace the front speakers as well. I don't need anything fancy. I actually really liked the factory speakers in the beginning, but these things are already starting to sound worn out and muffled lol
Pat I need a recommendation because I'm a total noob when it comes to car audio. I would like to replace the front speakers as well. I don't need anything fancy. I actually really liked the factory speakers in the beginning, but these things are already starting to sound worn out and muffled lol
11/25/10, 11:08 AM
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Alright, thoughts on these? I'm going to head out tomorrow to the local dealer and listen to a set-
http://www.crutchfield.com/s_091570C...CA1.html?tp=93
http://www.crutchfield.com/s_091570C...CA1.html?tp=93
11/25/10, 11:13 AM
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^^ listening to them is key
but those focal- i dont think youll get alot of bass out of them- most of the other 5x7's were going down to 48 and the focal is 60. Yes you might not need 48 but if the speaker is rated for that itll sound better overall.
the tweeters all sound different- you have to hear them to see the difference. Some sound very tinny some sound hollow some sound crisp etc-
Alot of people really like the pioneer - i prefer polk and jl audio alot.
Speakers will sound different to each person- go in a studio and listen to them all before making your decision.
but those focal- i dont think youll get alot of bass out of them- most of the other 5x7's were going down to 48 and the focal is 60. Yes you might not need 48 but if the speaker is rated for that itll sound better overall.
the tweeters all sound different- you have to hear them to see the difference. Some sound very tinny some sound hollow some sound crisp etc-
Alot of people really like the pioneer - i prefer polk and jl audio alot.
Speakers will sound different to each person- go in a studio and listen to them all before making your decision.
11/25/10, 11:27 AM
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I listened to the Kicker KS680s and the Polk DXi570s the other night. The Polk had a much smoother sound, and, although a bit tinny, were much lower than the Kickers. They were some of the highest speakers I've heard.
I agree on listening to them to find what you like, I just haven't had time to do so yet. I could live with the Polk's or the Kickers, just have to set up the entire system accordingly.
I agree on listening to them to find what you like, I just haven't had time to do so yet. I could live with the Polk's or the Kickers, just have to set up the entire system accordingly.