Another Quest for Sound Quality
#1
Another Quest for Sound Quality
I recently purchased a 964 and am daily driving it. I love it to bits! The one thing is the front speakers are also bits and snap, crackle, and pop more than Rice Krispies cereal.
Anybody know of any great replacements that one can easily DIY? I'd especially love if they could just be plug and play and don't need too much fettling to fit.
Thanks
Anybody know of any great replacements that one can easily DIY? I'd especially love if they could just be plug and play and don't need too much fettling to fit.
Thanks
#2
Instructor
Recently installed a Pioneer component system and used only the woofers since the tweeters seem to be OK.
It was Pioneer TS-D1330C 5-1/4 system.
Works with stock mounting holes and grill.
Way better then the old Infinity's that came with the car.
You could do better than the Pioneer's though. You generally get what you pay for with car hi-fi - unlike most 'upgrades'. If you can find a Focal that works then go for it - or anything else in that quality range.
It was Pioneer TS-D1330C 5-1/4 system.
Works with stock mounting holes and grill.
Way better then the old Infinity's that came with the car.
You could do better than the Pioneer's though. You generally get what you pay for with car hi-fi - unlike most 'upgrades'. If you can find a Focal that works then go for it - or anything else in that quality range.
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These are the fronts I got TS-A1605C:
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#8
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Make sure you appropriately match the speakers RMS wattage with head unit/amp RMS wattage. If you use a speaker that is rated with a high RMS wattage on just a head unit, you risk the chance of the head unit not putting out enough power and you'll get clipping and distortion and higher volumes.