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HNaga
12-29-2008, 08:05 AM
I was reading some posts about comp speakers , I found some say that Infinity is bad and does not deserve the paid money, and others say infinity is better than Alpine Type-S and Type-R.!!
Anther question , what specs should I look for if I'm looking for SQ speakers.
Can good speakers replace the sub as some speaker can handle low freqs?
Compjake
12-29-2008, 08:44 AM
Im waiting for my set of infinity 3 1/2's to show up so I dont have any personal experience but my brother who hits 150db with a 2000 watt amp + 3 12's likes them. he used to run 2-3 of there subs before we switched to RE. Now there speakers may be **** and subs great but I have no clue. I would guess if they make decent subs there speakers are decent also.
And personally, no. No speakers can replace a sub for the SQ of bass, unless your using a **** sub and have it setup wrong a sub should sound much better. again, thats only my opinion.
eharri3
12-29-2008, 05:12 PM
You can play full range bass on car speakers all day long if you wish. It won't be as loud or as deep as if you had a sub and you'll probably have to keep the volume really low. They can get loud, or they can play half-way decent bass. Unless you're spending ALOT of money it's one or the other, not both.
I have heard Infinity references lack midbass and can be hard to blend with a sub in an SQ setup, but Infinity Kappas are a different story.
Compjake
12-29-2008, 05:17 PM
Hah, they are Infinity Reference 3 1/2 inch.. they don't lack mid bass, they have NO mid bass lol.
James Bang
12-29-2008, 05:19 PM
Hah, they are Infinity Reference 3 1/2 inch.. they don't lack mid bass, they have NO mid bass lol.
were you expecting midbass from 3.5" speakers??
ballstothewall
12-29-2008, 05:20 PM
Certainly aren't going to get it from a 3.5" in a car environment, now a house, that's a different story if you have room to spare...
Can good speakers replace the sub as some speaker can handle low freqs?
Yes, but it'll involve a good amount of deadening, sealing the door panel, and potentially going with an active 3-way front stage in order to get midbasses large enough.
No speakers can replace a sub for the SQ of bass,
I can think of a couple setups that prove that wrong :)
Compjake
12-29-2008, 05:26 PM
That was only my opinion, but then again I'm 19 and only done 2 full sub installs and helped tune 2-3 dozen setups from family members and friends. so what do I know right? xD
Zip_Loc
01-01-2009, 04:50 PM
That was only my opinion, but then again I'm 19 and only done 2 full sub installs and helped tune 2-3 dozen setups from family members and friends. so what do I know right? xD
You know 24 to 36 people with subwoofers that are related to you? ...Im not gonna say it but I know someone will...
Compjake
01-01-2009, 04:51 PM
Heh, no I dont. but I do know 24-36 people who needed help including family.