Audiophile Stereo Speakers

Not quite. For the 4" size in it's frequency range - yes. But not from 20-20,000 Hz +/- 3dB

For that you need a real woofer (or sub-woofer), plus some honest to goodness tweeters. The 4" could make a good midrange.

Then you need a proper cross-over system and a good amp.

2007-06-22 17:12:04 by martin h

You don#39;t need a lot of money to put together an incredible sweet sounding, detailed, timbrally accurate 2-channel (stereo) system with great ...

I am looking too buy a used 2004-2008 F150 lariat, I am buying it through a local auction. Can anyone tell me how you know if this truck has the Audiophile sound system with subwoofer, I know the subwoofer is below the rear seats? However if the stereo says CD6/MP3 does that mean it has the upgraded Audiophile speakers.

no not always.. cd6 was a option with the audiophile being a upgrade from there.. only real way is to look for the sub under the seat

2008-10-28 14:16:09 by shay5233

Price: $199.95

Magnetic shielding for use near computer video monitors. This unit 9900-65140-00 AV40 is configured for 120V operation and will work only for US power requirements and not in any other region.
It has 4" polypropylene-coated woofers for tight, accurate bass
It has 20-watt-per-channel amplifier with Calss A/B architecture
It has 1" ferrorfluid-cooled solk cone tweeters for clear, pristine highs
Optlmage lll tweeter wave guides for superior imaging and detail

I am currently upgrading my home theater and want to use 2 different systems in the same room on the same pair of speakers. My two systems are...

2 channel stereo (for pure music)
Marantz pre-amp
Adcom 200wpc amp
Marantz SACD player

5.1 surround (for movies and games)
Outlaw Audio pre-amp processor
Rotel 5 channel amp
xbox 360
PS3

How can I set it up to switch between the two systems on my front main speakers? I guess what I am looking for is an amp switching box that I can run the speaker cable to from both of my amps for the RIGHT and LEFT mains and then run one set of wires out of that box to the speakers themselves.

I have found something from Niles audio that seems to work. Link is here.. http://www.nilesaudio.com/product.php?pr odID=DPS-1&recordID=Source+Switching +Systems&categoryID=Automated+Switch ing+Systems&catcdID=10&prdcdID=F G00003

Has anybody used this? Or a product like it? I am concerned about the quality of the signal and do not want to loose any quality, especially on the two channel side. Is there a high grade audiophile product out there that will do this?

Oh, dont bother mentioning a theater bypass...neither of my pre amps will let me do this.

Thanks so much. Look forward to hearing from you.
Why do I want a separate 2 channel setup? Because I have found that the Marantz/Adcom combo is very pleasing to me from a music standpoint. I tried using the Outlaw Audio pre-amp with my adcom for playing music and it just does not sound right. So I want to keep running my music thru the Marantz and let the Outlaw, with its multiple DVI inputs, be the center of my theater system which it does very well.

You have the right product. Should do the job just fine for you. I doubt any gimmicky product would do it any better. Since all you are doing is passing current. Don't let yourself perceive otherwise. If you think it doesn't do it well. I would be willing to bet it's in your head not in your amp.

2009-01-19 07:45:13 by motokarma

Price: $25.99 $14.99

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Stock stereo, 6-disc in dash CD player, 6 speaker system(4 6x8's leg level in front and rear doors, 2 eye level tweeters in front doors). I am no audiophile, nor a tech-spert. I think I have a blown front 6x8, and just want to replace them all, with some good thump, but can plug and play in the stock system/location. You are all the best!

yes and no.
the radio will send enough wattage for the speakers to play at moderate to low volumes but when you start to crank the volume past halfway they will sound distorted because the radios internal amp will be overworking itself trying to supply the necessary wattage, for best result you would need a amp on them

2008-05-22 20:12:17 by chewbacchi

I currently have a Bose AM15 setup for movies and I have a Velodyne CT-100 to take care of the extra low end. I'm no audiophile but the Bose sounds "lacking" for stereo music. 5.1 movies sound OK though.

As far as dedicated stereo speakers, I'm only really familiar with the really good reviews on the Bose 301's. Do you recommend another brand and/or model?

I'm looking to spend about $500 a pair max.

Stick with the Bose. I have the 301s for my stereo and they are great.

2007-11-21 07:38:32 by Seymour Butz