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<blockquote data-quote="Raven" data-source="post: 750678" data-attributes="member: 558368"><p><strong>Round Speakers VS Oval Speakers</strong></p><p></p><p>The subject goes as follows: A 5.25" speaker can fit in a stock 5x7" location, and a 6"-6.5" speaker can fit in a stock 6x9" location. So which should you use? It's quite simple. A round speaker is more likely to have weight evenly distributed against the Voice Coil and VC Former. This means that you can achieve clearer sound with a round speaker that with an oval speaker. On the flipside, an oval speaker will obviously have more cone area. With the same excursion as the round speaker, the larger oval cone produces more sound. An oval speaker is capable of getting louder and usually producing more mibbass than a round speaker.</p><p></p><p>There are a great many exceptions, more and more as the quality of your speakers goes up, but this is the general overview.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Raven, post: 750678, member: 558368"] [B]Round Speakers VS Oval Speakers[/B] The subject goes as follows: A 5.25" speaker can fit in a stock 5x7" location, and a 6"-6.5" speaker can fit in a stock 6x9" location. So which should you use? It's quite simple. A round speaker is more likely to have weight evenly distributed against the Voice Coil and VC Former. This means that you can achieve clearer sound with a round speaker that with an oval speaker. On the flipside, an oval speaker will obviously have more cone area. With the same excursion as the round speaker, the larger oval cone produces more sound. An oval speaker is capable of getting louder and usually producing more mibbass than a round speaker. There are a great many exceptions, more and more as the quality of your speakers goes up, but this is the general overview. [/QUOTE]
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