Will these bring out better highs on my tweeters &amp; better lows on my woofers?
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I'm no audio expert and there are really too many variables involved to answer that question but, if you already have a crossover matched to your speakers, I don't think you would see any difference.
1930539
Yes, but, I would save up for something a little better. This is a good temporary solution, although not very reliable in the long run. The left and right speaker are only full range drivers and the tweeters are fake, just foil shaped like tweeters. After the speakers break in the disbursement of mids and highs become fatiguing as the drivers start to have a hard time separating the two. The bass response is powerful and impressive for 3" drivers.
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Depends on if your amp is putting out the wattage within the tweeter 's spec. If it is, it will be fine, it comes with a capacitor to cut out the mid range and bass. Hope that help you. I recently had upgraded / trying out a pair of Technical Pro BTS33F 3-1/8-Inch Titanium Bullet Tweeter. Check out the spec.
855783
not without modifying your tweeter enclosure. this thing is big. look at the dimensions. i was fooled when i bought mine.
395027
You need to be careful where you place them as the Bass can reflect on the walls. you also have to check the button at the back and let it flat instead of "boost". If you will use it often in the same place you may think to analyse the reverb frequency and use an equalizer to remove the bad frequency.Hope you like them as much as i do !
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Yes i have hooked them to a 4 channel amplifier 85W RMS ,they sound ok..but cannot take much of bass.so i have kept the gain to a nominal peak,and yes i have kept them on a mid range quality.Hope this helps.
2214115
get these, other wise you will have to drill a hole for the tweeters like I did...good luckRockford Fosgate P165 Punch 6.5-Inch 2-Way Coaxial Full-Range Speaker
2176152
Hi! Well, I'm not home until 30th, but I can say that they are rather big, and I had to expand the hole in my speakers. But, they are sound very good. I put them in a pair of old JBL higher ends, and I must say that they are much better than the old tweeters.
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The extra tweeters should be fed from a crossover from the front channel speakers as a "component" set. The wiring from the head unit wouldn't be affected by this, it'd wire up to the source or the amp as if it's a 4-speaker system.
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If you want that extra punch on the low end then yes. Otherwise they are a great sounding speakr
1668695
Yes, as long as u tune ur sound right. They will be the best sound u will hear.
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These are basically tweeters you will not get bass off them. I was pushing around 100 watts each and they where great with the mids and highs
1355740
I doubt it... These are tuned to boost bass end. Vocalists I know usually want flatter response throughout the spectrum.
2181989
Shouldn't be a problem. You might want to experiment with tweeters facing in or out to achieve the best sound possible. Space between the speakers will determine that.
809950
They determine the midrange output ( I think more or less bass) I played with mine and didn't really experience a difference. I have mine set in the middle.
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Yes, I think so. Just find out how many watts per Chanel you have and check the range of the speakers if your total watts are more then half range of the speakers range they will sound good. The closer the output to the speaker max but not over, the better they will sound.
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The horizontal dispersion of these is incredibly wide, but the vertical dispersion is much narrower - assuming 6' listening distance and the speakers sitting flat, you would start losing top end about 4' above the tweeters. This could be solved with some mopads or similar with an upward tilt though. As for filling a 10' x 10' room with sound, it will, but with nowhere near the bass impact they have in near-field. I use a pair of these for outdoor listening at low-moderate levels, and add 12dB of EQ below 110Hz, with a 30Hz 24dB/octave high pass filter, and they sound like much bigger speakers than they really are, but with the level of EQ applied obviously can't be pushed hard. In a room with careful placement to optimize bottom end, you could probably get away with 3-6dB of boost in the bottom end to get them filling the room. That said, adding the LSR310S would be the best solution for room filling sound with these monitors...