audio set-up for beginners [continued]

**cmmp** · March 15th, 2018 08:31 PM

I want to upgrade my civic's (2009 model) speakers. And I want to retain the headunit and just replace the door and rear speakers, are 4 way speakers recommended? And if so what brand to get? Budget speakers only please

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**Louie47** · March 18th, 2018 06:35 PM

[QUOTE=cmmp;2941952]I want to upgrade my civic's (2009 model) speakers. And I want to retain the headunit and just replace the door and rear speakers, are 4 way speakers recommended? And if so what brand to get? Budget speakers only please

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Jbl or infinity seperates on the front will do of youre in a budget of more or less 3.5k to 5k. Extend it a bit more and get an auditor by focals. For the rear, if you really want to have a rear fill get any of those brand and instead of seperates, get the coaxial variant.

**G_man21** · March 19th, 2018 08:55 PM

For android based hu owners.

Meron po ba kayong gamit na application as eq? As of current po kase growl audio has only 3. Bass mid and treble.

Thanks in advance po

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**artsky** · April 13th, 2018 08:19 PM

guys, questions:

1. ano difference ng "speaker level" vs sa fader settings?
2. does the speaker level setting affect the time alignment settings? i have the impression kasi dati na ang time alignment, it makes the sound arrive at the same time sa ears natin and I have the impression before na pinapalakas nya yung level ng sound to achieve it.

**phil15** · April 20th, 2018 01:46 PM

Afaik

1. Speaker level is the base volume per driver. Fader fades your music to the front, neutral or rear
2. Your impression is right and it is the fact though speaker level does not affect your time alignment settings it plays a major role in tonality and imaging of your system.

Originally Posted by artsky

guys, questions:

1. ano difference ng "speaker level" vs sa fader settings?
2. does the speaker level setting affect the time alignment settings? i have the impression kasi dati na ang time alignment, it makes the sound arrive at the same time sa ears natin and I have the impression before na pinapalakas nya yung level ng sound to achieve it.

**zero3** · April 30th, 2018 12:20 AM

May kilalaba kayong malupit na audio installer na kayang mapagana yung remote amp ng civic 2017? Yung tamang pag on ng radio, on din yung amp. Ang set up kasi ngayon ay stock h.u. at speakers pero may sub at amp. Yung sub ko at amp may on-off switch para pwede ko patayin ung bass anytime para makapag usap sa kotse.

Plano ko kasi palitan yung stock speakers sa front at rear at lagyan ng isa pang amp at dun sila ikabit. Bale yung amp ko magiging dalawa, isang sa sub at front at rear speakers. Yung sa front at rear, walang switch remote lang gamit pero yung sub meron. Pwede kaya yun?

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**benchman** · April 30th, 2018 01:21 AM

Originally Posted by zero3

May kilalaba kayong malupit na audio installer na kayang mapagana yung remote amp ng civic 2017? Yung tamang pag on ng radio, on din yung amp. Ang set up kasi ngayon ay stock h.u. at speakers pero may sub at amp. Yung sub ko at amp may on-off switch para pwede ko patayin ung bass anytime para makapag usap sa kotse.

Plano ko kasi palitan yung stock speakers sa front at rear at lagyan ng isa pang amp at dun sila ikabit. Bale yung amp ko magiging dalawa, isang sa sub at front at rear speakers. Yung sa front at rear, walang switch remote lang gamit pero yung sub meron. Pwede kaya yun?

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front + rear with hi-pass amp - remote powered from HU
powered sub - manual power switch

pwedeng-pwede at kayang-kaya iyan kahit hindi malupit na installer. basic lang naman yung remote ON from HU.

**new_2_cars** · May 3rd, 2018 01:45 AM

Im not sure where to post this, so i want first to apologize.

Possible ba na ma punit yung stock speaker, or even the aftermarket ones, when playing really loud music? T. I. A.

**dr. d** · May 3rd, 2018 02:08 AM

Originally Posted by new_2_cars

Im not sure where to post this, so i want first to apologize.

Possible ba na ma punit yung stock speaker, or even the aftermarket ones, when playing really loud music? T. I. A.

unlikely, but i have seen it happen... in big speakers. not in the small ones used in autos.
more likely, the speaker is already "previously punited". but that should give itself up as distortion.

**new_2_cars** · May 3rd, 2018 06:23 AM

Originally Posted by dr. d

unlikely, but i have seen it happen... in big speakers. not in the small ones used in autos.
more likely, the speaker is already "previously punited". but that should give itself up as distortion.

Thank you sir for the reply. By the way, any recomendations kung anong magandang pamalit for my stock speakers available locally? Something that has a descent sound and bass na plug-n-play. If possible, sana separate yung tweeters. The car is a 2016 Mazda 3.