Who knows. Only one way to find out. Those appear to be pro audio, they will get fairly loud, but won't sound good if you enjoy really listening to music. Critical listening where you are trying to visualize the band and effects. That holographic goodness.
Oh **** I wanted really good sound. I suppose they will sound better than the 15 year old factory system that was in there!
Louder, yes. Better? Probably just because louder.
I ran sound for several bands on a ton of different rigs for several years, and these are by no means pro audio gear. Pro audio setups dont use anything smaller than a 10 for mids 99% of the time, usually a 15. Silk dome tweeters are a big giveaway too and a 1" tweeter wouldnt cut it in a PA setup
They are classified as pro audio.
I can't see why. They ain't celestions if ya know what I mean
Lots of it out there. High sensitivity drivers, limited bandwidth. Loud as balls, sound like crap.
Scratch that. These are not pro audio.
This is what I thought those where.
most pro audio woofers have a folded or ribbed surround, but those tweeters definitely fit the form factor on the droppinhzcaraudio.com site. Bullet tweeters, compression drivers, horns etc etc
You have to remember. A car isn't a stadium. They will run you out of the car.
Oh, im well aware of that!! LoL It always shocks me when people are able to stay in those cars with 4 10" glassed into the doors along with 4 6.5"s and 4 compression tweeters on the a pillar. Its like, "you got titanium eardrums man??"
he was classifying the speakers you mentioned into the category of pro audio. Pro audio is the stuff you see at concerts in those 6 ft tall cabinets and are engineered in a very different way than 99% of car audio speakers. That being said, some speaker manufacturers for car audio use the same principal to make their car audio speakers despite them being vastly smaller. Pro Audio is used to bring questionable quality sound to thousands at once where mid to high end car audio is meant to be very accurate in tonality but doesnt reproduce audio at nearly the same decibel level
