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Want to get high?
To me my car has too much bass coming from the front speakers and not enough highs, plus they don’t sound clear. Right now I have Polk db 650 up front, and the stock tweeters. In the back I have Polk db 690's and a 12" sub.
Should I just get new tweeters to replace the stock ones? (Will that give me better, clearer highs)
Or should I get components and are there any you would recommend?
Should I just get new tweeters to replace the stock ones? (Will that give me better, clearer highs)
Or should I get components and are there any you would recommend?
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if you really want to save money, install a crossover, if you don't already have one. you can find them many places.
here:
http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAu...?CategoryID=14
or here:
http://www.woofersetc.com/manufacturer.asp?2=1086
that'd be a good start. if you wanted to spend a little more, then a component set would be a good idea. but if you want to spend as little as possible, get a crossover, that will filter out the low end frequencies for the least amount of money. i'd say that a comp set is a good idea, especially if you are planning on upgrading your car audio more, and are into modifying your system. they are a good way to get the full spectrum out of your audio system, but if you are just looking to filter out bass for as cheap as possible, then yes, a crossover will fit your needs, if you don't already have one.
here:
http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAu...?CategoryID=14
or here:
http://www.woofersetc.com/manufacturer.asp?2=1086
that'd be a good start. if you wanted to spend a little more, then a component set would be a good idea. but if you want to spend as little as possible, get a crossover, that will filter out the low end frequencies for the least amount of money. i'd say that a comp set is a good idea, especially if you are planning on upgrading your car audio more, and are into modifying your system. they are a good way to get the full spectrum out of your audio system, but if you are just looking to filter out bass for as cheap as possible, then yes, a crossover will fit your needs, if you don't already have one.
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Put 2 and 2 together.
As far as the topic at hand, get components. Go to stores and listen till you find a pair you like. Some sets with loud highs are Focal, MB Quart and Boston Acoustics. Of those three I think MB Quart has the smoothest tweeters, but go listen and see what you like.
Thread title "want to get high?"
Put 2 and 2 together.
As far as the topic at hand, get components. Go to stores and listen till you find a pair you like. Some sets with loud highs are Focal, MB Quart and Boston Acoustics. Of those three I think MB Quart has the smoothest tweeters, but go listen and see what you like.
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Rep Power: 329 OT, but did you get to check out the quart demo vehicle alex053? and i'd luv some QSD 164 midbasses 
on topic, crossovers and maybe upgraded tweeters would be a big help.
on topic, crossovers and maybe upgraded tweeters would be a big help.
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