Oz Audio Speakers

the specs on them is:
10" cloth edge paper cone bullet midrange
Die cast aluminum frame
1.5" high temperature aluminum voice coil
50.00 oz magnet structure weight
Bumped yoke plate for extended excursion
vented motor structure
200 watts RMS
400 watts peak
Frequency response 50 hz-6kHz
sensitivity 102 db
8 ohms impedense
I would like them to scream! I had in mind using a 4 channel amp, but am thinkinf of a 2 channel with good rms...Thanks!!
http://cgi.ebay.com/10-whip-audio-car-vo ice-speakers-new_W0QQitemZ190138145605QQ ihZ009QQcategoryZ3292QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZ WD1VQQcmdZViewItem
What do you think about the Kicker KX850.4? Is it to much?

this is only for treble? if so you should get a 4/3/2 channel eclipse amp. you would need only 75 watts by 4 channel then you can bridge them down to two channels. make sure it has a built in crossover so you can filter out all the bass. if you cant find eclipse try Rockford fosgate, pheniox gold, or clarion. stay away from sony xplode, jbl- they over rate their amps on the wattage.

2007-09-19 14:37:42 by shotty_07047

One Pair 5.25#39;#39; Three-Way Triaxial Speaker Systems Power Handling: 100 Watts Rms / 200 Watts Max Non-fatiguing Butyl Rubber Surround 1 ...

Car: '97, 4dr Geo Tracker, Head: JVC KDG430, Dash speakers: 4" Infinity Reference.

Is there any benefit to putting 6" Kicker, Polk, Oz Audio, Sony, etc. in the rear to replace the factory speakers? Is there a benefit to sticking with Infinity Reference for the rear?

An amp & sub are NOT options since I park on the street, and don't want to tempt thieves with the sight of a sub in my cargo space. So, the rear speakers are my chance to do something special.

I mainly listen to 70s funk, and Caribbean music. So, clean, rich bass is important. Throbbing bass isn't necessary. I actually have enough bass right now, but the rear speakers are struggling.

well the benefit to sticking with one brand is not all brands sound the same. some brands are more bass heavy, some brands are better with all around SQ, and some brands just flat out suck. it all depneds on what you like. personally i like Infinty, but there Kappa line is by far better then there referacne stuff. Infinity is a overall good SQ brand, with pretty good bass. if i were you i'd stick to Infintiy or one of these brands that will have about the same sound.

Boston Acoustics
Kenwood Excelon
Diamond Audio

these brands will give you great overall SQ which seems to be what your looking for.

brands i would avoid, is pretty much anything you can buy at Best Buy or Circut city. granded BB is probably where your Infinitys came from, but there is better stuff out there, like there Kappa line as i mentioned before.

good luck

2007-03-20 07:12:19 by OzStar

Price: $29.99

30 oz. Magnet Structure
1/2" PIEZO Dome Tweeter
Freq. Response 100Hz-18Hz
300 Watts Peak Power
Poly Injection Cone

recently, ive reformatted my pc and my laptop, but this is what happened.. my laptop and my pc cant use audio devices for the same reason i guess,

its not that theres a prob with my audio device oz ive tried iff speakers and headsets, but still nothing works..

when i try opening media player, it shows an error saying that the cpmputer has no audio deice installed..

could there be a problem with my drivers? how can i fix this?

you need to install every driver that is included in your recovery disc or go to your laptop's manufacturer's website and download the sound driver from there.

2008-01-26 06:12:10 by vain

Price: $49.00 $20.87

One-year manufacturer's warranty
Two-way, 6.5-inch marine speakers with 400 watts peak power handling (200 watts RMS) per pair
80 Hz - 20 kHz frequency range; 90dB sensitivity
Power Handling Peak 200W 150W
Impedance 4 OHM

12" Dual Voice Coil Subwoofer Speaker
• High Quality Green Injection Cone
• 80 oz. Magnet
• 160 oz. Magnet Structure
• 2" High Temperature Kapton Dual Voice Coils
• 800 Watts Max. /450 Watts RMS
• 4 OHM Impedance
• Efficiency: 92 dB
• Frequency Response: 28 Hz-1.3KHz

im tryin to run 2 of these subwoofers efficently

A 900 watt RMS @ 4 ohm amp will be perfect as long as you wire the subs like so - http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j230/s parky3489/PARALLEL-SERIES.jpg

This method will give you the cleanest sound with the least distortion with the gain set correctly.

The purpose of the gain is to match the signal volts RMS coming from the source (CD player, etc.) to the input of the amp.

Unless you know EXACTLY what distortion sounds like, I don't recommend setting this by ear.

Here is a guide that will help you set the gain correctly http://www.datafilehost.com/download.php ?file=6d26c621

You'll need a multi-meter (AC voltmeter), Microsoft Excel and a way to burn an audio CD from an MP3.

If you don't have Excel, e-mail me and I'll send you a condensed version sparky3489@yahoo.com

This site http://www.subwoofertools.com/forum/setg ain.asp will also do the same.

See my site for more info http://spkrbox1.spaces.live.com

2007-08-14 10:36:11 by robertwildboy

Product Description:
SPL Car Audio "CX SERIES" 5x7/6x8" 3-Way Speakers 250 Watts Max

Details:
·20 oz Magnet ·1.25" Voice Coil · SPL 91dB · Imp. 4 Ohm · Silver Electro Plated Cone · Rubber Butyl Surround · Freq. Resp. 60Hz to 20KHz · Polymide Midrange · Superior Dome

Heres link tooo : http://choicecaraudio.com/Catalog_Page.a sp?Product+%23=CX573S

yes i seen them before they look very nice chrome
they are the worse p of s@#$%% that i seen the y are in fle markets and on ebay buy a radio and get a pair of free speakers

JUNK

2007-12-10 17:16:44 by chs200619