new speakers not as loud as stock
Originally posted by Freestylin59
If i buy a new head unit and run it through the stock wiring with the stock amp, will my system run at 4 ohms?
If i buy a new head unit and run it through the stock wiring with the stock amp, will my system run at 4 ohms?
Originally posted by Freestylin59
I dont have a lot of money to spend because I'm about to go on vacation for a whole month in June. Is there any other way to get my system to run at 4 ohms? Can I just bypass the monsoon amp by buying a new HU and running straight wires from the HU to the new pioneer door speakers?
I dont have a lot of money to spend because I'm about to go on vacation for a whole month in June. Is there any other way to get my system to run at 4 ohms? Can I just bypass the monsoon amp by buying a new HU and running straight wires from the HU to the new pioneer door speakers?
i meant a new head unit. would for example this head unit put out enough wattage for the pioneer speakers?
Well....most head units only put out 20-25 watts RMS so im guessing no.....if you want them to sound good AND loud. What pioneers did you buy? I am guessing they need 50-100 watts RMS and your head unit really isnt enough.
Originally posted by 97FormulaWS-6
You can get away with running them off the HU.... it won't be as loud or as clean as with an external amplifier, but it does work, and many people do it.
You can get away with running them off the HU.... it won't be as loud or as clean as with an external amplifier, but it does work, and many people do it.
You should be just fine as long as you have a good HU... I've done it plenty of times before for people whating just an everyday stereo that sounds good...
If you were after more, then I'd suggest the 4ch amp, or better, but for most people, it's not necessary...
If you were after more, then I'd suggest the 4ch amp, or better, but for most people, it's not necessary...
So basically what you are saying is that you want to run wires directly from the door speakers to your HU, and leave the other four speakers in the car stock? I don't think that will sound right.
I just installed some 8.94 speakers from a local Mills Fleet Farm they are factory replacement speakers they have some stupid carbon fiber sticers over the cone and they have a chrome plastic center I was very skeptical but I though wth. I put them in and they sound great! I couldn't believe it and they sound better as they get broken in. I compared them to some higher end pioneer speakers and some sony's that I had laying around and they sounded just as good if not better than the good stuff. So they are in my car now. These speakers were installed in a 94 trans am with the 10 speaker system.
The problem is the fact that for one the factory speakers are 2 ohm and they are also bi-amplified, meaning the speakers have a set of wires for the midbass and a set for the tweeter. If he switches radios and runs the wires directly to each new speaker it will fix the problem. If I was his sales person I would have sold him a radio instead of the speakers. The new radio would have driven the factory amp harder thus increasing the volume and having a better range of sound.


