Recent content by rudy3

thanks

Can I put the morel supremo piccolo tweeters with the hybrid ovation mid bass in a two-way system? If so, what basically do I need to do?

I'm interested in the morel supremo tweeters. what size are they?

I don't have a sub and I don't think I will be getting one so I would like to have the two mid bass speakers play that role as best as possible

I have 2-Way Rainbow Profi Vanadiums as my front speakers and factory speakers as my mid bass woofers in my doors. I would like to replace the door speakers with Rainbow W 130 Vanadiums as my mid bass woofers. However, I cannot find them for sale--would the W 130 SLC mid bass woofers be an...

any suggetions on a small but powerful amp.

i figured the amp may be the culprit, i just did not think the lack of a good amp would have such a negative effect on sound quality.

the amp is the factory amp.

My system includes the McIntosh headunit, 2-way comps. 4.5 inch profi vanadiums in the front. Everything else is stock. The car is a 2002 porsche 911(996). The stock speakers in the car seem to sound better than the rainbows. The amp should be mor powerful because I can turn the volume to the...

I have rainbow profi vanadiums in the dash; all the other speakes are stock for a 2002 posche 911. My head unit is a McIntosh MX 406 which does not have its own crossover capability. The amp is also stock and I don't know what its crossover capabilities are and/or how it is set up.

the pdx 4.150

I hope this is not a dumb question. In my set up I have a 2-way component speaker set in my dash; 2 5.25 woofers in my doors; and a 2-way com. set as rear fill (which I want to maintain). Seems like I need more than the pdx to cover all bases so to speak. If so what is the best amp set up...

My headunit is a McIntosh MX 406 but I am using the stock amp and the rear fill is stock.

To be honest, I don't know. The install was done for me so I don't know where the crossover or the highpass is set.

I do not have a separate sub. Porsche refers to the 5.25 in speakers in the doors as "woofers".