Sound Lovers Need Help deciding My System!

[ahsanonline]

@haarismahmood : Brother My Car is Lancer 2006 Model, Budget is Mentioned Above in BOLD. Its 70 K. Now tell me ? And 1 thing more yaar.. i'm just buying woofer for FUN Purpose, i dont listen Woofer Much! I love to hear LOUD AUDIO with quality BASS ( from Speakers ). Thats why i choosed 2 Pairs. And Components Its always a hassle.. open the door it makes me sick because you know they never FIT the same. And then car starts making noise. But if u inisit i would definitely go for components but remember i would stick to 4 REAR Speakers. Its my Demand.

believe what harismahmood is saying. I used a real-time sound analyzer and found out why i wasnt enjoying my music was because of cancellation in the 75-80hz bass range. Culprits are the rear 6x9 speakers.

You are a music lover. I am too, I put rear speakers in my ride first alongwith stock front speakers, i really didnt enjoy it. Then i put some nice components up front and now im enjoying the music more than ever.

IF you dont want components then you could go for coaxial speakers up front, eg. Pioneer TS-A1684R but you'll have to find them first. Or you could put in any 2-way or 3-way coaxial speakers.

TS-A1684R - 6-1/2" 4-Way Speaker (6-3/4" compatible) | Pioneer Electronics USA

From my own bad judgement calls i learnt:

1. good front speakers that can give front bass soundstage are a must. Definitely more important than rear 6x9 speakers.
2. Put the same type of speakers all around, that way its less of a hassle to tune the system and avoid cancellation issues.

[stj174]

70K is a nice budget for the type of install u want, you can also make a worthless setup out of it and you can also make a very fine setup too.

So do spend wisely...!!!!

[stj174]

believe what harismahmood is saying. I used a real-time sound analyzer and found out why i wasnt enjoying my music was because of cancellation in the 75-80hz bass range. Culprits are the rear 6x9 speakers.

You are a music lover. I am too, I put rear speakers in my ride first alongwith stock front speakers, i really didnt enjoy it. Then i put some nice components up front and now im enjoying the music more than ever.

IF you dont want components then you could go for coaxial speakers up front, eg. Pioneer TS-A1684R but you'll have to find them first. Or you could put in any 2-way or 3-way coaxial speakers.

TS-A1684R - 6-1/2" 4-Way Speaker (6-3/4" compatible) | Pioneer Electronics USA

From my own bad judgement calls i learnt:

1. good front speakers that can give front bass soundstage are a must. Definitely more important than rear 6x9 speakers.
2. Put the same type of speakers all around, that way its less of a hassle to tune the system and avoid cancellation issues.

+1

But, its not always 70 to 80hz.

you will get phasing issue at the xover point where the sub and the rear speakers are cut. may it be 50hz, 63hz, 80hz 125hz etc .

Apart from cutoff frequencies the cutoff slope also matters.

cheers

[Talhadon]

Yup....!
From your experience i learnt that 2 x pairs of speakers @ rears is not able to provide the mids with subs...!