HELP ON SPEAKERS PLEASE - Toyota Yaris Forums

bido4 · 03-12-2007, 06:32 PM

thanks for that. but the X series are a little pricey. And sound quality i find is almost the same (personal preference).

i was thinking of just running the rears off the head unit and amping up the woofer and fronts. what do you think? works?

any other suggestions on speaker brands? because i've already pimped up my brothers ride with almost exactly the same setup as i want for the yaris. but with a few other additions =) .. i already had a full pioneer setup on my previous honda. so yeah..

cheers

Black Yaris · 03-12-2007, 06:40 PM

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Originally Posted by bido4

thanks for that. but the X series are a little pricey. And sound quality i find is almost the same (personal preference).

i was thinking of just running the rears off the head unit and amping up the woofer and fronts. what do you think? works?

any other suggestions on speaker brands? because i've already pimped up my brothers ride with almost exactly the same setup as i want for the yaris. but with a few other additions =) .. i already had a full pioneer setup on my previous honda. so yeah..

cheers

dust do it right and get a 4 channel and a 2 channel run your mids with your highs on crossovers then your sub on the over amp... that will give you the clearest sound

bido4 · 03-12-2007, 07:48 PM

im willing to lose some SQ with just the one amp. but will it really be worse off?

Black Yaris · 03-12-2007, 08:11 PM

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Originally Posted by bido4

im willing to lose some SQ with just the one amp. but will it really be worse off?

then just run all your highs/mids off your head unit, and only run the sub off the amp

earljail · 03-13-2007, 05:15 PM

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Originally Posted by bido4

im willing to lose some SQ with just the one amp. but will it really be worse off?

Running the front speakers and sub off a 4-channel would sound great. See, rear-speakers aren't important, so you can run them off the deck, but faded quiet so that you can hardly hear them.

Razr · 03-14-2007, 04:49 AM

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Originally Posted by bido4

im willing to lose some SQ with just the one amp. but will it really be worse off?

No. Running a 4ch amp in 2+1 config is just fine, and you wont be losing any SQ, period.

03-12-2007, 06:32 PM	#1
bido4 Drives: o6 Yaris S Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: AU Posts: 31	Yes thanks for that. but the X series are a little pricey. And sound quality i find is almost the same (personal preference). i was thinking of just running the rears off the head unit and amping up the woofer and fronts. what do you think? works? any other suggestions on speaker brands? because i've already pimped up my brothers ride with almost exactly the same setup as i want for the yaris. but with a few other additions =) .. i already had a full pioneer setup on my previous honda. so yeah.. cheers

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