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Just want to see if anybody has any opinions on these 2 speakers. Big fan of Aura but don't know about hertz

Hertz Dieci 4" or Aura Rpm 4"?

These speakers are very well built. I wrote a review On this forum for the speakers if you want to reference that. I was skeptical because of the price and since I've never heard of Aura. They actually make the speakers inside some Vizio and sharp tvs. To me they're motor is incredible and powerful.

Alpine HU. I don't know if these speakers could handle an amp. But, HU power is good for these. Just make sure you seal them off to bring out as much low and details as possible.

I have the aura 4" and they sound better than anything I've put in my car.

I don't have rear speakers, but the harness is still plugged into the factory wiring pulling power. This caused a short as well as interference. I faded the sound to the front and that cured the problem. I also cut the connectors that way they don't touch each other or the car. The permanent...

Can you recommend a pair?

Yea it does. The bass is set at 1 and no boost or anything.

Installed the aura 4" speakers over a week ago. Today there is a skipping noise coming though both speakers. Never had this problem until I installed these speakers. The skipping noise goes with the beat of the music. The install was done as good as it gets and wiring etc is solid. But this...

Yes indeed!

Just installed the Aura RPM 4" speakers. I used a closed foam gasket to line the speaker bracket before installing the speakers. This helped seal the speakers as well as form a baffle. The finished product was remarkable. These speakers have good low end and very neutral highs. A subwoofer...

Couldn't i just put in component woofers instead of cutting the tweeter wires?

It's a 96 corolla by the way. Sorry I didnt answer that earlier. Anyway, appreciate your help on this. I think I'll just leave them out.

4" is the only option for the corolla. They are running off my HU and the bazooka just adds the lower end needed to compensate for the 4".

Since nobody can seem to answer this thread, I'll ask a different question. What do you do about rear fill when your front speakers are a lot smaller than your rear? I just am looking for advice about an install I'm about to do.