Audio Speakers Amplifier

I want to improve my audio in my car, there are three things to change to improve it,

receiver
speakers
amplifier

I'm planing to instal all of them, but not at once

so which one of them will improve my sound the greatest, speakers, or receiver?

Thanks

the receiver, depending on the one you have, a high quality receiver can make a big difference especially in sound quality, alot of newer models have 7 band eqs and time alignment enchancement that can make the audio in your car sound goood., they also have high pass filters for the small speakers so that it takes out all the bass and sends a clean signal, and low pass filters for any subs,,

2008-08-20 12:04:10 by Yuliya B

You don't provide enough information.
An audio amp is actually an audio switch. You have a set of speakers for multiple inputs (CD player, DVD, etc.)
Simply connect the audio output from your TV or set-top box to your audio amp and then use the appropriate input.

2009-09-18 10:33:16 by Richard L

Price: $44.99

4 Gauge Terminal Ring
AGU In-Line Fuse Holder
20ft 4 Gauge Red Power Cable
60 Amp AGU Fuse

Information required about using a simple or cheap converter to convert analog audio signals to stereo bluetooth signals.
Secondly why can't Midi and wave files be used for A2DP bluetooth profiles?

not possbile to do it cheap. bluetooth module is costlier. A2DP is not capable of decoding Midi file formats

2009-05-18 06:12:58 by radium_2005

Price: $29.99

The TA2020 is a 20W/ch continuous average two-channel Class-T Digital Audio Power Amplifier IC using Tripath's proprietary technology.
This special purchase Lepai Tripath-based mini audio amplifier is ideal for both home and car audio applications.

I have connected the front two speakers to the player and the back two speakers are connected to the amplifier.

To improve the sound quality of my car audio, can I connect the front speakers also to the amplifier?

Will an additional subwoofer connected to the amplifier make any appreciable difference in sound quality?

First question, yes and no. You'll have to get a separate amp setup for the front connection. The amp must have high level inputs(not the same as RCA) or you use a line level converter. If they are stock speakers, the amp can't be much more than 25 watts RMS X 2 @ 4 ohms. Each channel of the amp must match the RMS watts of each speaker.

Second question, yes and no. Typically, you'll want a separate amp for a sub. Yes, because the added sub (on it's own amp) will bring out the bass.

2006-10-27 00:37:13 by Inquisitive

huh? well the actual speaker is what vibrates, all an amp does is suply power to the speakers. now if you want to make your speakers louder you would hook them up to an amp (that puts out more watts than your radio). buying new speakers will not make your radio any louder if that is what you are getting at.... and the answer to your question is the amp is what ADDS vibration, i hope that helps, good luck

2007-08-01 14:37:13 by _qo_