Any recommendation for 3" speaker set?
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03-25-2006, 10:42 PM
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umm unfortuantely in car audio, almost always, the peoeple that will make a midrange int he 2-3" range are those who make pretty nice, albeit, expensive speakers...
three way comp sets are expensive to begin with usually
and most just use one of their 4" woofers as the midrange...the higher end companies, uses sealed dome midranges in the 2-3" size, if i recall, companies like morel, AVI has something similar too, but they will be in similar prices, if not more... i know my AVI BSM midrange would be easily 5-600 dollars if i bought them separeately.
but...there are a TON of home audio companies that should have 3" midranges...
www.solen.ca
www.madisound.com
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three way comp sets are expensive to begin with usually
and most just use one of their 4" woofers as the midrange...the higher end companies, uses sealed dome midranges in the 2-3" size, if i recall, companies like morel, AVI has something similar too, but they will be in similar prices, if not more... i know my AVI BSM midrange would be easily 5-600 dollars if i bought them separeately.
but...there are a TON of home audio companies that should have 3" midranges...
www.solen.ca
www.madisound.com
b
03-26-2006, 10:59 AM
#12
like i said alex, if you want to save, get yourself a home audio 3"...but nos ure how well they will last though..
or you can just get a nice 3 way comp set and that will be your front stage, mid and twee int he A pillar, midbass in the door pods...DLS iridium 6.3 at upper 800 dollar range
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or you can just get a nice 3 way comp set and that will be your front stage, mid and twee int he A pillar, midbass in the door pods...DLS iridium 6.3 at upper 800 dollar range
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03-26-2006, 05:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Bubble
the smaller they are, the more they will cost. interesting concept.
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