Car audio.

[davidgray]

I've gone to some stores residential property in mumbai looking to buy flats for sale in mumbai a new system for my car and suraj palette there are just so many things I didn't know existed. There are 2 way speakers, 3-way, 4-way, even 5- way. There are one channel best retirement homes in india amps or multi channel amps. What would you need paired with what in order to get good sound? I want to add a sub, what would I get to go with that? How does everything go connected?

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[n2audio 5,000+ posts]

2 way's have a woofer and a tweeter. SOME 3 ways have a Woofer/Mid/Tweeter. Beyond that it's just extra tweeters and marketing Voodoo because people w/o much car audio experience assume more is better -- but it's not like that at all. Especially with speakers.

There are a few truths in car audio that can help you wade through the BS.
1) Cheap brands lie. Bad.
2) Max/peak power ratings are meaningless. Ignore them.
3) RMS power ratings are the important ones, but also keep #1 in mind.
4) You get what you pay for.
5) Less is often more. (ie -- a good pair of speakers, a good sub/box, adequate power almost always works better than 4+ speakers 3+ subs multiple amps etc)

Nobody can really tell you what sounds good because good sound is subjective. They can tell you what's popular, or what works for them.
The best way to figure out what you like is go out to a shop or two and listen to as much stuff as you can.

 

[Popwarhomie 5,000+ posts]

All those 3-4-5 way coaxial speakers are bullshit.

 

[n2audio 5,000+ posts]

All those 3-4-5 way coaxial speakers are bullshit.

I know what you're saying, but a LOT of good companies make quality 3-ways.

What I want to know is why THESE got discontinued !!

Pyle PLG69.8 6" x 9" 8-Way Gear Coaxial Car Speakers

Pyle PLG69.8 • 6x9" 8-Way Gear Series Coaxial Speakers • Peak Power: 500W • RMS Power: 250W • 1/2" Neodymium Dome Tweeter • Mounting Depth: 3-9/16" • Poly Injected Woofer Cone • 4 Ohms Impedance • Frequency Response: 45-22000 Hz

www.sonicelectronix.com