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sigh that sounds sh**ty but thanks Brent
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Re: Door speakers
I found these today Alex:
http://www.edesignaudio.com/edv2/pro...products_id=49
I have always been interested int he ED stuff and they look like a good price.
As for you Kris I would leave the center and rear speakers alone as they are going to be hard to replace and they already have a dedicated amp. What I bet you are going to have to end up doing is finding a nice 3 way set and using adapters for almost all the speaker sizes. I think your major problem will be with the 3.9" speakers as they are an odd size. You should also look at the JL audio clean sweep unit if you want to keep the stock head unit.
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So not to Hijack but I found this out about my CS. What do you experts think I should do for a replacement setup? This really sounds like ass. I want it to look stealth/oem though so I'm worried about the speaker sizes?
The following loudspeakers are used:
• Dashboard:
2x 19-mm/ 0.7 in. tweeters
1x 70-mm/ 2.8 in. mid-range loud- speaker (center speaker)
• Door:
2x 100-mm/ 3.9 in. mid-range loud- speakers
2x 200-mm/ 7.9 in. low-range loud- speakers
• Rear side:
2x 100-mm/ 3.9 in. mid-range loud-speakers
The tweeters and mid-range loudspeakers are powered by the 2 x 25-W power amplifier integrated in the CDR-24 CD-radio.
An additional, external analog amplifier accommodated in the luggage
compartment powers the low-range speakers (2 x 70 W) and the center
speaker (40 W).
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Let me know how this goes, I need a setup for my Cayman soon, not sure what I will get, I suppose I will need a multichannel amp, speakers, monoblock amp and a sub.
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i am in with the high end audi shop in red deer . that did all of my stereos . they have never steered me wrong . and they give deals if i send the people up to them . but they deal mainly inthe high end stuff . focal audison JL and exelon (kenwood) they do alot of euros ( slrs , m's, audis, lotus, ......)
Its Called VIBE . call chris shaw. 403-309-3535
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Ok, purchased door speakers. Went with Infinity Kappa 60.7cs components for the front, and Infinity Kappa 62.7i coax's for the rears. These are a step up from the 6020cs and the 6221 coax's I was looking at, and for only about $15 dollars more on Ebay, the otherwise $200 difference in the sets (combined) I think was well worth it.
I was really leaning towards the Polk db's, but their lack of availablity on Ebay was one factor, and the Infinities are 2ohm sets, so they make my amp more useful!!
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I haven't heard much about Hifonics but from the couple reviews I have seen, it looks like they have come a long way from where they use to make.
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I'll start with that and see how it works....still undecided on the speakers though, I'm thinking either or are good, I'll just see what I can get....Also browsing ebay still for an amp, lots of good stuff on there for a great price!! I've heard alot of good things about hifonics too
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You should see my beauty of an amp, an orion HCCA225, now that thing is old and stable down to 0.5 ohm lol
http://ampguts.realmofexcursion.com/Orion_HCCA225/
You can under power small speakers, the only problem is under driving subs. If the amp doesn't have enough power to move a voice coil properly the voice coil will not move enough air to cool properly and will burn out. Since small higher freq speakers have a much smaller moving mass it isn't as much of a problem.
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Yes, phoenix and zapco were 2 of the most notable of the "cheater amps", creating huge power under loads effortlessly....Thats why I hung onto it for the last 12 years! Considering a Zapco for the sub amp still, or maybe a nice Soundstream reference series....mmmmm....now I'm dating myself...Last edited by Aleks; 11-07-2007, 11:04 PM.
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Originally posted by Aleks View PostThe amp is 4x30watts at 4 ohms, I believe the speakers are 2 ohms, which should technically double the amp draw, so theoretically 60watts/channel. The speakers are rated for 90watts RMS, 250 peak....
That amp is amazing, 30 watts is a little conservative for that unit... it is almost bullet proof and very musical.
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Polk db's are 4 ohms, Infinity 6020's are 2 ohms.......soooooo.......whats the best route to take? Will it be not enough power with the 4 ohm set? would it be better to use the 2 ohm set to get more out of the amp?? ugh....I'm so confused, haven't done this for 10 years now...I really don't want to buy 2 amps.....that Phoenix has been wired up bridged on 1 channel with 2 DVC subs on it and it ran stable....its my understanding the pheonix will run down to 0.5ohm stable ...Anyhow, I meant to say voice coils wired in parallel before, thats how they are now...Last edited by Aleks; 11-07-2007, 08:26 PM.
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Then you will have no problems. The only thing you have to worry about is seriously under driving large speakers (mostly subs). I bet they are still 4ohm speakers as it is usually the impedance of the crossover that the amp sees.
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Originally posted by Stonewall View PostSo your amp is 4 x 30watts and the speakers are rated for 60watts max? I personally would go for the Polk's, they seem to be making a better set of speakers then they use too.
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