GT 24 not bad. quite a gud mid end amp. aggressive character. some ppl use it for subs. u can try to listen to it in ur system.

hi everyone
my car is iswara.. i just asking why my radio got buzz sound everytime i on the aircond, power window and wiper. i already ask my mechanic and he also dont know how to fix it.

one more is it possible if i use woofer with 6x9 inch speaker..

hopefully someone can help me

dunno wats going on with ur radio. but it's not recommended to pair 6x9 with a sub, the bass will cancel out each other.

oh ic..so to boost the sound wat is ur recommendation?

add the component speaker?

u know..right now i quite regret bought the 6x9

better to remove the 6x9 and get a set of comp. u've got an amp for them right? mind to tell us wats ur whole setup like?

erm..actually my setup onli the 6x9 and the twitter, i bought the a6x9 onli few month ago. next month i planning to install the amp with the sub.

can i just connect the amp subs and 6x9 together?

i just think rugi woo if i remove the new 6x9 speaker

if u wan, u can try... and u will have to choose, ur ear rugi or wallet rugi. or u mean connecting the amp to 6x9 without the sub?

no i mean to connect the amp and 6x9 to sub.

and what is the purpose to install the component speaker eh?

CALIBER CPE-D6USB got this type of equalizer?

we are not caliber's salesperson. so can't help u.

Hi all, I wanted to install the car audio system for my old car...everything in this car is still original.

I am not familiar on this stuff, noon i should say...so need your recomendation.

My budget is RM1500 below...I just need a good SQ, I don't need to blast any techno songs..so I assume that I don't need a big chunk of subwoofer in my trunk...

Can you guys give me a recommendations on all the stuff i need to get for this car??

start with ur component. Focal Access A1 should cost less than 800 now

any specific model? I am looking for something more specific at the moment....

go search for 'focal' online can d. wat do u mean specific? focal access A1 not specific enuf?

Which model though for focal access A1 ?

take the component system, 165 A1 or 130 A1, depending if ur door can fit which one. we mostly talk about component system (2 tweets, 2 midbass and 2 crossover) seldom we mention about coaxials(the tweeter and midbass are glued together). so when we talk about speakers, look for component system first.

alright, got it

guys is pioneer deh7150 good? planning to change HU but need recommendation...need 3 rca n usb

can someone point me to the right direction
im trying to figure out what component speaker is
what are the differences between component and normal speaker
why do they call it component speakers instead of just speakers?
is it a type of speaker? what other types are there?

ok, basically speakers are divided into 2 main groups, component speakers and coaxials. main pros and cons: component system are usually more expensive but has the ability to produce better sound quality, mainly for staging purpose since they have separate drivers/speakers. coaxials needless to say, they are cheaper and suits those who just wan some sound in their car.

i guess picture shows a thousand words.



above is a 2-way coaxials. notice that the midbass and tweeter are glued together.


above is a 3-way coaxials. got an extra tweeter, dats the difference between 2-way and 3-way coaxials.


above is a 2 way component system. realize it consist of a pair of tweeter, a pair of midbass and a pair of passive crossovers (the box-liked thingy).


above is a 3 way component system, it has an extra 3" midrange driver in addition to the existing 2 way component.

What can a crossover do for you?

A crossover is any device that limits the range of frequencies sent to a speaker. Think of a crossover network as an audio traffic cop, directing highs to your tweeters, midrange to your midwoofers and low bass to your sub.

Without a crossover, a messy, sonic \"traffic jam\" results. Your midrange and sub duplicate too many of the same frequencies and your sub wastes time trying to put out high notes it wasn't meant to handle. A \"fatal pile-up\" could also occur, with your tweets being destroyed by some renegade tractor-trailer of a bass note thumping along in the wrong audio lane.

Because they're essential, you'll find crossovers in some form almost any time speakers are present. If your home stereo uses a pair of 2-way bookshelf speakers, it uses a 2-way crossover. Within this crossover, a high-pass filter blocks lows and passes highs to the tweeter while a low-pass filter blocks highs and passes lows to the woofer.