AlpineClean Posted November 23, 2009 Report Posted November 23, 2009 ok i build my own kick panels cause i seem to never buy a jeep that i can buy kicks for now my question is which is better for them components or coaxils? and why?
pRoFsWiRlY Posted November 24, 2009 Report Posted November 24, 2009 Components FTW!!! The components have a full woofer, where the mount for the tweet in the coax is 98% of the time mounted THROUGH the woofer, therefore reducing deeper midbass function/sound. You want to get as much of a full midbass sound up front to balance out your front stage and not be missing too many frequencies between what your subs do and what your midbass drivers do, if you're looking for some good sound. If you're just trying to make a lot of bass, then who cares what you do for your front stage, but for good, clean, loud sound, Components!!!! Ride - 2006 Scion xB Equipment: H.U. - Kenwood KDC-X793 Amps - Memphis 16-MC2.100 Memphis 16-MC1.1100 Front Stage - Memphis 15-MCC6 6.5 Components with silk dome tweets Subs - Memphis 15-M310D4 10" Sub (x2) Custom box 3.02 ft3 after displacement, tuned to 37 hz Big 3 Second Skin Damplifier Coming soon: Kinetik HC1400 H.O. Alt AudioControl three.1
Kasey Posted November 24, 2009 Report Posted November 24, 2009 Components all the way "Audio is not a hobby it's a lifestyle" _____________________________Refs_1_Refs_2_____________________________
AlpineClean Posted November 29, 2009 Author Report Posted November 29, 2009 ok well thanks now ill have to change what i have in now but now my question is im looking at buying the infinity reference components or the infinity kappas components which one should i put in ive heard the reference and they sound awesome but the sensitivty on the kappas are 95db and the reason im looking at them is cause im a big sound quality fan and ive entered into shows with a full alpine set but i still didnt get the quality i was looking for even though i won SQL but anyone's info on the choice will be greatful thanks
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