Components - inline capacitor

[Patrick050289]

Hi guys,
Cut a long story short, some time ago I have added an Alpine SWE-815 subwoofer, deadened the doors and replaced the front speakers with some Pioneer components ( which I suspect were / are fake ).

My system at the moment sounds good enough in the upper range of frequencies, as well as fairly low ones ( sub )... but it just feels like it is missing a lot of the mid bass.

I am hoping that someone here can recommend a decent set of components for approx £100, £150 max, but there is a catch... I need to utilise the existing wiring, therefore the speakers must come with an inbuilt capacitor, as opposed to an external "crossover box" - hope you get what I mean?

The speakers are currently being ran of this, bridged amplifier: https://www.caraudiocentre.co.uk/product_m-juice-car-audio-ja794-b_p-32826.htm
As mentioned before, all over the existing wiring.


Many Thanks

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[BCotrell]

What’s your headunit and power available...headunit powered or aftermarket amp?

 

[huberoy123 10+ year member]

Does your head unit have a built-in equalizer? If yes, have you tried making adjustments to the sound there?
If you find the appropriate speaker, you can purchase and install capacitors in-line. Just a suggestion.

 

[Patrick050289]

Thanks for the replies!

The head unit is some kind of a Chinese android type of a thing, but the sounds was pretty good even from the stock speakers before i changed them.

For power I am using a cheapish "Juice" amplifier: https://www.caraudiocentre.co.uk/product_m-juice-car-audio-ja794-b_p-32826.htm
Apparently when bridged ( what I am doing ) it puts out 170RMS, but considering it is a low end amplifier in real life is probably not much more than half of that.

I've even now started to consider speakers with the crossover boxes, otherwise I am left with not many options.


With that in mind can you recommend any component speaker that will fill out that mid range and poduce a decent mid bass?

Thanks