Infinity Audio Speakers

Do they sound better than any other year so far? How are the mids, highs and bass response? Are they 2ohm this year?

ive heard the new ones and they sound real good, not sure about the ohms but the mids highs and bass responses all sound real good so if u plan on getting them u shouldent be dissapointed, unless ur really picky

2007-05-16 16:14:50 by coach

Crutchfield reviews the Infinity Kappa car speaker lineup.

I am going to get whatever the majority says. I want great sounding speakers with great bass. I do not want want any subwoofers or amps because the police here in Va are crazy.
If there is a better brand please let me know

It is not that easy.

If you are keeping the factory head unit, you need speakers in the 15-30 watt RMS range.
If you have an aftermarket head unit, you nees speakers in the 25-45 watt RMS range.
If you have an amplifier for the interior speakers, you need to match up the RMS power of the amp to the RMS power of the speakers.

Look for a high sensitivity rating on the speakers, anything above 95dB 1W/1M is pretty good. If you are lookin for front speakers, and have an amplifier I recommend component speakers. Seperating the midbass from the tweeter broadens the soundstage for a better sound.

You can buy a $800 pair of speakers, but if you strain the amp on the radio trying to push them, you will hear the distortion.
If you buy a $10 pair of no name speakers that match the RMS rating of the radio or amp, they will sound better than the $800 pair on a strained radio.

2008-01-29 18:36:01 by Lonnie D

Price: $139.95 $62.34

The Kappa 42.9i 4-Inch speakers feature light, but stiff woven glass-fiber woofer cones that won't flex or distort.
Plus One woofer cones This patent pending technology deliver a cone with more surface area than competing models of the same size.

Here's the 2006 Blue Book pricing...

Brand & Model: Infinity SS2003
Circa: 1993-Current

Original MSRP: $330/pr.

Used Retail: $69/pr.
Wholesale Mint: $40/pr.
Wholesale Avg.: $23/pr.

You can browse Audiogon.com or eBay.com to get some
additional market price figures as well. Prices could turn
out higher depending upon the market.
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2006-12-07 14:54:02 by Wm. K

Price: $169.95

6.5-inch two-way marine loudspeaker with 225 Watts peak power handling and 4 Ohm impedance
Grille-mounted 1-1/4-inch polypropylene semi-dome tweeter offers crystal-clear high end
Sealed polypropylene cone and UV-resistant rubber surrounds for marine durability and stronger low-end
One-year warranty
Treated spider/tinsel leads and sealed cone/magnet structure for moisture protection

Which is better polk audio mm series or infinity kappa series and perfect.

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_1471 5_Polk+Audio+MM691.html
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_1505 9_Polk+Audio+MM6501.html
or
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_1396 5_Infinity+Kappa+693.9I.html
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_2742 _Infinity+Perfect+6.1.html

or
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_1396 5_Infinity+Kappa+693.9I.html
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_1344 7_Infinity+Kappa+63.9i.html

so which set will be louder and clear with good highs and mids not the one with the most bass got subwoofers for that and yes im gettin an amp for the one i choose thanks if u can help.

I would probably go with either the first setup or the last one.

the first setup can handle a little bit more power
but the 3rd one has the highest sensitivity. higher sensitivity means that they are louder. also I believe the 3rd set had a higher frequency range.

any of them will be a really good choice.

2008-11-15 18:22:24 by jmoney

i dont have any audio drivers on my system. and i plugged my speakers in and nothing happens. help please
there is no sound card. but the motherboard is a kt400 msi i believe.

first off, you don't need drivers for your speakers. you only need one for the audio/sound card.

second, you would need to identify the audio/sound card in order for you to find the drivers.

you can find this info by either finding out the model and make of your computer and going to their website to find the drivers

or if it is a generic pc, meaning that it was built by someone - part by part - then you'll need to either find out which sound card was put in by going through your receipt or possibly any documentation that they gave you, or you can open up the case and find the sound card and find out which model/make it is. if it's an onboard sound card - meaning that the plug for the audio is right next to the keyboard and usb ports - then you need to find out which model/make of the motherboard it is (motherboard is the big board that most of your devices are plugged into).

if it's a laptop, you just need to find the model/make of the laptop and search for the drivers online at their website.

2007-09-26 16:51:21 by natesilver7