Componet Speakers

[Blade476]

I have an Opel Corsa with the following:

500W Max Power Pioneer Subwoofer

300W Max Pioneer 3in1 Rear Speakers

JBL Amp 50Wx2 RMS in the Rear Speakers and Bridges 150W RMS in Subwoofer

Front Pioneer 160W Max attached to Pioneer Head Unit

I have enough base .I need loud front component speakers.

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[Gary S 10+ year member]

Front Pioneer 160W Max attached to Pioneer Head Unit

I have enough base .I need loud front component speakers.

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You forgot the rules. Read the second paragraph here:

http://www.caraudio.com/forum/showpost.php?p=1837291&postcount=12

Put the separate amp power on the front speakers instead of the rears first and then see what it sounds like. After that, work on the install, speaker placement, maybe add more power, or change speakers if you need to.

 

[Blade476]

First of all thanks for the reply - it makes a lot of sense !! I tried to cut out the rear speakers but still the front speakers are weak even with high pass filter. Could you suggest a configuration of a good type of component speakers with a front amp which does not have to be replace3d even if I increase the subwoofer power?