Requesting Coaxial Speaker Advice!

[Decipha 10+ year member]

nite

how dull is your life?

 

[loud-n-low 10+ year member]

I have Crystal mobile sound coaxials ssw series, great 2 way, almost like a component set...Crystalmobilesound.com

 

[6spdcoupe 5,000+ posts]

If you dont wanna mount the tweets somewhere then look into a braxial set or make your own. Either way a set of comps will surely yield the best results now and further down the road when you would get tired of the simple coaxs.

 

[darksparkz 10+ year member]

Hm, seems like a good point. I'll try to see if I have anyone knowing how to mount tweets or mod holes for them for the best positioning. Because it does seem like a better idea to stick with the stock rear 6x9 and get a nice frontstage comp set, a good amp and decent HU. I can add a sub or rear 6x9s anytime later.

Do all comp sets have an external crossover? Should I get sets that come with a external crossover, or just buy a seperate one for like $25.

 

[6spdcoupe 5,000+ posts]

Hm, seems like a good point. I'll try to see if I have anyone knowing how to mount tweets or mod holes for them for the best positioning. Because it does seem like a better idea to stick with the stock rear 6x9 and get a nice frontstage comp set, a good amp and decent HU. I can add a sub or rear 6x9s anytime later.
Do all comp sets have an external crossover? Should I get sets that come with a external crossover, or just buy a seperate one for like $25.

Youll definately thatnk yourself later for doing it that way.

Yes they typically all have external crossovers, although some simply have it inline.

 

[darksparkz 10+ year member]

I've heard good things about the CDT Audio Classic Series CL-61E 6 1/2" Components, any other recommendations for a budget of under $200 or so for 6.5 comps?