Differences between full range, 2-way, 3-way, & components speakers?

[KickerKid58]

Whats up guys!

My original plans were to go with some pro audio when I get a new car, but after some thought I decided against chancing some shitty first time door panels with a nicer looking car. So I've started looking into different speakers to replace stock when the time comes.

Is the main difference between full range, full range, 2-way, 3-way, & components speakers just frequency ranges?

Would components be the best quality out of this list? ^^^

I've been looking at the RF T1 series, and focal 3-way's. Also heard Precision Power might have some good stuff?. Just not sure which direction to aim...

budget is still flexible but my goal right now is ~$400 for all 6 speakers

Vehicle will be a 05-07 grand cherokee which has

2x 3.5" in the dash (size limits options here but these are last on the list. maybe modify to fit 2 tweeters?)

6x9's in the front doors

6.5's in the rear doors

[THEKINGsBACK]

I got a 05 did some 3.5 coax in the top

For the 6x9 made adapters for some 6.5 crescendos and a jl tweet

And read doors the same 6.5 and a jl tweet

Powered by a fosgate 800-4ad sounds great just gotta deaden the shit outta the doors

[KickerKid58]

Yea I'm trying to hold off on putting anything in until I can deaden at least the doors. What brand 3.5's do you have?

[Skullz]

I would increase your budget to around $500 to $600 and get a really good set of components and a very nice + 200w per channel amp to power them with and enjoy them for years to come. Most upper end comp sets are capable of taking 150 + watts of power and sounding amazing while still keeping up with sub stages with multiple thousands of watts of power

[john253a]

Ditch the idea for different sizes up front unless you plane on eq the hell out of them, and the eq will also eat into the budget

Just get 1 or more of the same brand and size speaker

If you want to go down the pro way

Tweeters in the factor 3.5" location and a single 8 in the door

But you'll need a good eq to do it

Pp4-t $65x2 $130

Pps4-8 $65x2 $130

P165 $70 or t165 $80

360 $550

T400.4 $250

T400.2 $230

Around 1400 for this set up

V's

T3652 $350

T165 $80

T600.4 $380

And your only at $420 for speakers

And $800 total

And if you wanted something like the the t1675 in front for $180

On the above $630 in total

[Watch the bass]

Ditch the idea for different sizes up front unless you plane on eq the hell out of them, and the eq will also eat into the budget

Just get 1 or more of the same brand and size speaker

If you want to go down the pro way

Tweeters in the factor 3.5" location and a single 8 in the door

But you'll need a good eq to do it

Pp4-t $65x2 $130

Pps4-8 $65x2 $130

P165 $70 or t165 $80

360 $550

T400.4 $250

T400.2 $230

Around 1400 for this set up

V's

T3652 $350

T165 $80

T600.4 $380

And your only at $420 for speakers

And $800 total

And if you wanted something like the the t1675 in front for $180

On the above $630 in total

On Ebay you get the 360 for arround 400$.

[trumpet1]

Another option is to use 6x9 midbass in the front doors and 2" mid/tweeters in the dash locations. They can be run through passive crossovers or active with a DSP.