This can be good for the person that want's to run a 4 channel amp to power the front components and the sub(s) You can always go active afterwards.
Some people prefer to get a component system that has passive crossovers. You can also use an electronic active crossover+eq with great results. Using a headunit with a 3 way crossover would be preffered as you will have more fine tuning capabiltiy.
If you have an amp that has flexible crossovers that include a bandpass then you can do the crossovers at the amp. BUT it's much easier to set up a passive component set. wiring active if you have adequate processing, and amplification(one channel of power for each individual driver). And if you could it would most likely be in a sound board and will sound alot different in an in-car environment anyways. Unfortuntely most of the stuff listed here you can't exactly go and audition somewhere. Speakers: Every person has different listening tastes. Those are pretty good actually)Īdded on November 1, 2008, 9:02 amSpeaker and Tweeter Infinity, and JBL amps (pretty mch same thing) D5's, very flexible crossovers if you need onboard crossovers)Įxile Audio, new company founded by former Phoenix Gold employees. Phoenix Gold Ti, Also Older MS and Limited Production amps(Anniversary Editions, etc)Įlemental Designs (good warranty, underrated power too)ĭiamond D5 and D3 (very cheap right now on ebay, good amps, esp. Hopefully this will give you a general insight to the brands (picked up from some website):Īudiophile but a step down from the above This post has been edited by zilole9729: Nov 1 2008, 08:28 AM JBL "JBL/Crown Series" (A) "G TI Series" (SW)
#Manual lanzar vibe 411 series
RE Audio ("All" except MT Series (SW) which go in Comp) Kicker "KX/SX Series" (A) "L5/L7" (SW) "SS Series" (Sp) JL Audio ("All" except lower W series (SW) which go in Entry) Rockford Fosgate ("All" except Power Series which go in HQ)Ĭrossfire "W Series" (SW) "VR Series" (A) MTX ("All" except 9500 Series (SW) which go in HQ) MA Audio ("All" except larger/upper model HK Series amps which go in HQ) Lanzar ("All' except Opti Drive series which go in HQ) Kicker "Comp/Comp VR" (SW) "RS Series and under" (Sp) Kenwood ("All" except Excelon series which go in HQ) JBL ("All" except ? Series which go in Comp') High quality brands - these are more expensive than entry level, but not ridiculously expensive, since you get execellent sound that will be louder/cleaner than entry level brands.Ĭompetition brands - these brands are the mother of all brands, prices are very expensive but if you can afford it, these are the brands that win sound competitions at car shows.Ĭadence ("All" tough decision just shy of high quality)Ĭerwin Vega ("All" except Strokers which go in Comp')Įlevation Audio ("All" except EX Series (SW) which go in Comp) Horrible brands - avoid these brands at all cost, they are a total waste of money.Įntry level brands - good for the first time car audio enthusiasts, you get a great sound for a cheap price. Before i start, let me remind u that this is not based on my own research. So, tell me which category does the brand fall in. I'll keep updating the list based on your experiences. Some brands mentioned here may not be available here. We would also love to hear your experiences using certain brands. So, i hope all of us here could use this as a guideline only.
So, their opinions might be different than ours since the products they get there could be different that what er get here. Plus, i belif the people from this forum are not from Malaysia. So, i found a list of brands that fall under 4 different categories. But dont u think it will be almost impossible to actually test each brand. I know some say that u hv to test n c which 1 u like or suits u best. I realised that there are too many different brands to choose from and dont know how each brand would deliver. While i was surfing the net to get some info on which brands to choose for my car ICE since i am still a noob.
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