To enjoy quality sound in your car and also to avoid unnecessary purchases, some parameters deserve special attention.
Number of channels – It will be your expectations that will determine the number of channels you need for your speakers. In coaxial models, they can be equipped with 2-way (woofer and midrange) or 3-way (woofer, midrange and tweeter). There is a difference between these two types of coaxial HP. The 3-way models have a more powerful sound reproduction, with which the mid and low frequencies are reproduced in full.
And in the case of disassembled kit, you will also have to choose between 2 and 3 channels. However, your selection will depend on the availability of venues, unless of course you move on to the adaptation.
Speaker Power – Focus on the permissible power (RMS) indicated in the product description, as this alone determines the power received by the speaker under normal circumstances. With this information, you’ll be able to compare and balance it with the thrust of your stereo system.
Which car speakers are you going to replace? Those in front or those in the back. Their diameters are different. Take the time to measure the width of your original speakers to find the new matching models. For a larger car model, you’ll probably have a diameter of 20cm. For an older or smaller car, the size will be close to 8cm. For an intermediate size you will have to look at 17cm .