Mobile Audio Speakers

http://www.etronics.com/p-23225-pyle-pad h1889-18-3-way-speaker-cabinet.aspx

are those good speakers? what size of a crowed could i DJ for. what power of amp would i need?
what does RMS mean?

thanks!

RMS means Root Mean Squared...or in laymen's term...the most wattage the speaker can handle continuously.

speaker is "good" enough for what you want to do and a pair should play loud for your average dancehall or ballroom...
this rack amp will get the crowd rockin'"
http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl .cfm?Partnumber=245-466

2008-11-11 20:38:15 by josh E

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here is the link to the speakers, are any of them good?
http://www.thetwistergroup.com/category/ mobile-electronics-mobile-audio-speakers -full-range/2.html
i mean are the brands any good

it is a legit site there is nothing fraud about it, so be safe about your choice to use it :D

2009-02-13 19:56:30 by inferno102189

Price: $39.99

Plug the adapter into any A/V receiver or bookshelf system using standard RCA or 3.5 mm jacks
Listen to movies, music and games through your good speakers?from your iPhone, iPad, Android phone, tablet or almost any other Bluetooth device
Keeps your mobile devices mobile: Get a reliable audio connection without having to dock your mobile device or wire it to your sound system
Also supports Android phone, tablet or almost any other Bluetooth device
Easy setup: Simply pair your Bluetooth smartphone or tablet to the adapter and you're ready to hear great music

4 gauge or 8 gauge? and is there specific speaker wires i need? what's all the equipment? im trying to buy everything myself. so i can save more money. so if someone can help me i would appreciate it so much thankkksss!

speaker wire 14gauge should be good, power and ground wire 8gauge 4 is better if your amp accepts it, and dont forget about fusing your power wire

2008-05-18 19:43:17 by philly_phillies215

Price: $119.95

Up to 5 hour playtime with Lithium Ion rechargeable batteries.
Available in multi-lingual packaging
Built-In Microphone With Advanced Noise Cancellation Enables Clear Wireless Hands-Free Calling Conferencing.
Ultra-compact, high performance bluetooth speaker for best sound quality for music, handsfree, and speakerphone.
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I have a 1980 Corvette. It had blown speakers so I took it to the Mobile Audio in town. The front dash speakers changed out just fine for something comparable. The rear speakers have proven difficult.

Mobile Audio told me that there aren't any companies that make speakers to fit old Corvettes - the magnets are too long. Right now I have the speakers in boxes in the back.

I'm thinking about just taking them out and leaving the rear speakers empty. Someone told me if it is done right, I would really only need the front speakers anyway.

Any thoughts? Where I can get speakers that will fit, or how to run the sound system to utilize just the front two and still get good sound?

I have a Pioneer deck installed, no sub or amp.
Proud-
Apparently you have never dealt with an old car... "AN" auto shop is the most generic answer you could have given. Don't you think that in fixing up my old car that I would have thought of that? The car is 28 years old! They don't just have parts for cars that old sitting on the shelf at the auto shop.

I've checked ebay, but haven't found anything that will fit. The magnets on the old speakers are a good 1 to 2 inches shorter than what is the norm. So when you try to put in the new style speakers they stick out too far and you can't put the speaker covers back on.

Please don't answer unless you actually have something helpful to say.

I'm not a moron. I'm asking for someone to tell me where they got theirs so I can do the same.

While I can't help you find the exact size speaker for the vehicle, you might try going to a different size. The factory speaker size was 6x9". What you can do is build or buy an adapter plate that fits the 6x9" opening and lets you install a 6 1/2" speaker instead. That should allow a much shallower mounting depth. The trade-off would be in bass response, but it shouldn't be critical; there are many vehicles made with nothing larger than 6 1/2" speakers (or even smaller).

2007-03-17 13:09:12 by Jay Bird

1990 300 E Radio Replacement Help
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I just upgraded Becker with JVC HDR-1 with Alpine Type S speakers in front and back and disabled the door speaker which were mid bass speakers powered by the factory Active Bass Amp. Bass Amp is out and replaced with 6 channel JL Audio Amp powering front and rear Type S Alpine speakers and JL Audio 10" Sub-woofer wedge in the trunk. Does any one know how to set the EQ in the JVC ?
Is the following system OK
Head Unit - JVC KD-HDR1
Alpine Type SPS -10C2 - front
Alpine Type SPS -13C2 - Rear
JL Auido Sub woofer - 10W1v2-4
JL Audio Six channel System Amplifier - A6450

Do I need to power the door speakers ?
How do I set the EQ in the JVC
Amp is set as following:
Front speakers - 118 htz Hi-Pass
Rear speakers - 146 htz Hi-Pass
SUB - 70 htz Low-Pass w/Bass Boost - off.
Please let me know if these setting are OK. I get static sound when changing radio stations.

you gotta play around with it , the front speakers are critical for a good soundstage so the lower you can set the high pass the better, but it will quikly start to distort at higher volume levels due to trying to produce bass it just isn't capable of. I would first set all your gains to where the volume works well with your reciever, right down the settings, then turn all gains down accept the fronts, then with the high pass set at 200 for the fronts turn your reciever to its highest listening level, and start to turn the hp from 200 down till you start to here it distort, then go back up about 20hz and call it good. then turn the front gain all the way down and repeat with the rear. after the rear is set I would experiment with the sub, try some bass boost, try raising the lp. ect.. it really is a personel preference. and dont be surprised after you think its perfect you come back the next day and want to change it, it takes a few "visits" to really nail it down. i think you hearing needs to "refresh" to truely get it .
If i were to guess this is about how it would fall out.
the front speakers High pass to about 160.
the rears at about 80,
the sub at around 80hz lowpass. and a slight amount of boost.

2007-04-20 01:18:11 by v p