Ma Audio Speakers

are they a good brand for car audio because i plan on gettin ma audio speakers,amps,subwoofers,and receiver

Not a big fan of their speakers or subs. To me they sound too harsh on the ears.

The amps are just fine if you have the electrical system to back it up because they are very power hungry. Also with their amps make sure your read ALL the specs because most are rated at 17 volts not 14.4


Good Luck

2007-07-25 18:00:13 by rjs772

This is a unboxing vid of the MA audio synergy 8#39;#39; speaker system. The speakers are nice would make a great system for a computer. Box is ...

How many woofers? I assume 2 woofers to a mono or bridged amp. Heres a link for single voice coil setup at 2ohms. This is the exact way I would wire them:
http://mobile.jlaudio.com/graphics/Suppo rt/Tutorials/wiring_images/SVC_Parallel_ 2.gif

-Cheers

2008-06-19 04:05:59 by Joe F

Price: $249.99 $98.88

5-Way Binding Post terminals and 1/4" Jack Inputs
Built-In Pole Socket for Stand Mounting
250 Watts RMS/500 Watts Power Handling Each
MA Audio PA365X Pair of 6.5" 3-Way PA DJ Studio Monitor Speakers
6.5" Polypropylene Laminate Cone Woofer/4" Polypropylene Laminate Midrange/1" Optimized Compression Piezoelectric Tweeter with Wide Dispersion Horn

I bought four 6 1/2 inch MA Audio HK65 car speakers for my Pontiac Firbird, and I also bought four GM car speaker wire harness to connect them but there is a problem.

My factory speakers have four wires connected to them and the GM wire harness does not fit the factory harness. I was thinking about disconnecting the four wires from the factory speaker and then twist together the two positives and two negatives and then just connect it directly to the aftermarket speaker, so that the after market speakers will be connected the the factory harness and then I can just plug the factory harness back to the car.

Please Car Professionals,or people that were in the same situation as me give me some advice to see if this will work.

THANKS

It sounds to me like you have a Firebird with an upgraded factory sound system, possibly a Monsoon audio system. I don't have a lot of information about them, but in just about any GM speaker system with 4 wires, you don't want to combine them together.

If your factory 6 1/2" speakers do not have an integrated tweeter, then what you have is a dual voice coil 6 1/2" "subwoofer". In the Monsoon system, these are located in the side panels next to the rear seats. If you replace them, you should just pick one of the two wire pairs and connect it to your new speaker terminals. Just cut the harness off the factory speakers, leaving enough room to re-attach it if you want to put the factory speakers back later. If you replace these speakers without re-wiring the Monsoon amplifier, you will only get bass from the new speakers no matter how you connect them.

If you have a factory speaker that DOES have an integrated tweeter, then you probably do not have a factory amplified system. When GM uses 2-way speakers with a 4-wire plug, two of the wires are for the woofer and two are for the tweeter. If it's not a factory amplifed system like Bose or Monsoon, usually the two wires going to the woofer are a full-range signal, while the two going to the tweeter have a crossover so they won't play bass. What you need to do is examine the factory speaker to figure out which pins in the factory plug are connected to the woofer, then use those wires to connect to your after-market replacement and leave the tweeter wires disconnected. This should result in a full-range sound for your new speaker. If it doesn't, then you might have a factory amp after all, and you'll either need to modify your after-market speakers or rewire around the factory amp.

2007-03-25 08:25:26 by Waldo Alawishes Magnavolt III

Price: $27.95 $17.39

Works with any type of pillow
Great for college students, for hospital patients (adult or child) or anyone who needs to relieve stress
Listen easily without disturbing others

I have already looked at my sound volume controls and my audio properties etc. I can't mute or un-mute my microphone as most of the answers to this question have said. I am using a Sigma-Tel Major C Audio thinger ma bobber. I am looking for a way to run the microphone input to the speaker output instantaneously.
Yeah, I already looked at Audacity, couldn't find anything.

Try Audacity.
It is free Open Source software that does a bunch of stuff.
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download /

2007-04-14 13:16:19 by Rindill

In the cheap-ish range, but not crap. For the front I'm going for
KENWOOD KFC-1689ie 6-1/2" 200 WATT 3-WAY SPEAKERS SET
anyone have any ideas/reviews of these?

And for the back I'm considering MA audio midrange 6.5" speakers.

Do I have to get the same brands for front and back? Any type of cheap, good, speakers for the back? Are midbass/midrange the best way to go for the back?

Polk

2008-11-24 17:31:57 by Lamilie