4 inch car speakers

i want to kno what are the best 4 inch car audio speakers i get get for a good price... and where? i want something that can handle being played loud..

i'd say blaupunkt. they are absolutely the very best. the bass is amazing and the noise is almost nil.

the sound reproduction is fantastic.

go for blaupunkt. yeah.

2007-05-27 02:08:14 by Keith T

Welcome to Dakmart.COM. You are looking at the Sony Xs-W4621 4 x 6 Inch Car Speakers - Xs-W4621 Some details on this item include: - Direct, drop ...

inside a 1993 Chevy caprice

Lexan, and it is going to cost you. Plexiglass will work also but lexan is not as brittle (one would say bullet proof). Then you must match the factor windows and their curve also. Shops that build race cars can help, and if you go to an installer they will just send it somewhere also, and then charge you. Google auto glass companies or auto defense companies in you area and add Lexan to the search.

2009-02-11 18:50:41 by U tell me

Price: $49.95 $14.91

160W Peak, 20W RMS
Carbon Mica Cone
4" 2-Way Coaxial Speakers
PEI (Poly-Ether Image) Midrange/Tweeter
Hybrid Surround

I have a 1990 Volvo and the speakers have gotten really bad. I am looking to buy new ones for around $100 but am willing to pay up to $200. My car has 4 inch speakers in the doors, which not a lot of speakers fit into. I am confused as to how amps are involved. Would I have to get a new radio too? What's the benefit of sub woofers? I'm just confused about what I need to get. Can I just buy the speakers and have them mounted?

YES
or

Sealed = accurate bass
ported = exaggerated bass
bandpass = exaggerated bass with a narrow band of frequencies (it's basically a sealed and a ported in one,

also used in competition).

The uncommon ones (more for competition use):

T-line (Transmission Line)
Solobaric
Folded Horn
Conical
Box Is what produces deep base 2 8" subs here in Aus produced 140 db in a specially built box so size is

complete preference only
A box Can also change the Wattage of a speaker depending on type and size of the box and your amp should

match the RMS that you end up with there r equations you can find on the net

Bridging amp
amp+ to sp1+
amp- to sp1 -
or
amp+ to sp1+ to sp2+
amp- to sp1 - to sp2-
Will give you 2 ohm if your amp is 2 ohm stable
or
Recommended for best sound Quality
amp+ to sp1+ sp1- to sp2+ sp2- to amp-
Will give you 8 ohm and Peak at 4 ohm at max power
Are your subs single or dual voice coil

both will shake your car
10 s will give you Harder bass
I have used 10s in compertition and beaten 15s it all comes down to box
I have 2 x 8s Altech Lansing in a band pass box pulls 136 db Most pioneer 12s and 15s have trouble breaking a

true 135 db
Personal pref

goto www.autowreck.com.au member ship is free log in goto members rides check out parrots Orange Gemini PVan
go to www.rlsnell.20m.com and have a look at the colt the 2 x 10 Extreme Selenium in the front of the box

without the 4 12

Extreme Selenium going pull 140 db
tried and tested in db drags australian comps.
I have beaten cars with 2 x 15s with just the TENS
Extreme Selenium in the front doors pull 140 db as well the whole system has pulled in
latter shows 149.9 db = 4 x 12 & 2 x10 Extreme Selenium

This System is one of the Best Sound Quality cars in the world

all subs r fine once the amp is tuned properly unfortunatly most people just turn everything up BIG NONO

if you want great bass NO Cap - Caps are for full range amps only not Subs it is a myth that if you put caps

on your subs you get more bass
you don't you get batter Quality bass and less bang and boom the cap sends an even flow of the power to your amp you loose 25 % off ( Tried and Tested ) put a 1 frd on your other speakers and it will help prolong the

life of your speakers and amps this is not saying not to as I run Caps In My SQ car But not my SPL car

2009-01-06 18:48:17 by BSmith

Price: $59.95 $29.95

25 Watts RMS (50 Watts peak) power handling with 4-ohm impedance
4-inch coaxial speaker with reduced mounting depth for easy upgrades in doors or kick panels
Injection-molded polypropylene cone with UV-treated ribbed surround
One-year limited warranty
60 Hz-20kHz frequency response

I spent a lot of time listening to speakers when I installed the setup in my car, and I found that Boston Acoustics provided the most sound at a given power level, and they are fantastically clear and spacious. Purely a subjective opinion, so take it for what it's worth....

2006-11-10 17:25:36 by Cocytus

I hooked up 2 10" subwoofers (250 rms each) and 2 4"x10" rear speakers (150 rms each) to a 4 channel amp (75 rms per channel). It was working fine for about a week, then the rear right speaker smoked, stank, then the amp went into shut down mode. The 2 subs and the rear left all work until the amp shuts down. I have a 1.5 farad capacitor leading into the amp, and my ground is secured tightly to the frame of the car with about 8 inches of 4 g wire between the amp and the bolt holding it down. I have checked and dble checked to make sure there is no pinching of any wires, and I can't figure out what is going on. Please help if you can. Everything is rated at 4 ohms, nothing is in bridged or parallel mode. It is straight wired: 4 channels, 4 speakers.

No matter what the specs say...there is no way a 4X10 speaker will handle 75 watts rms....more like 30. That being said your right rear 4X10 is history...when the smoke gets out it's gone! If your running any bass to them at all, it will continue to happen when you replace it/them. You need to cut out the bass to them....anything below 120hz approx. Your amp should have some sort of crossover built in. It all depends on brand on how to hook up. That will help some. Also watch the gains on these channels. Don't run them all the way up...cut back some and the 4X10's will live a long natural life.

Your amp should be O.K. if it's of quality. Just replace the 4X10 and you should be ready to go again after your readjustment of the amp. If you're not sure, got to a quality shop. They shouldn't charge much to re-wire the set up for a longer life and help with the adjustment of your amp.

2007-03-19 22:10:54 by Thomas J