i've got infinity kappa's up front and infinity references in the back. in all honesty i wouldn't bother replacing the back ones, they don't give out a lot of sound!!
there are quite a few threads on speakers though, i spent ages trawling through them. might be worth doing a quick search. it also depends what sort of music and sound quality you are after!
there are quite a few threads on speakers though, i spent ages trawling through them. might be worth doing a quick search. it also depends what sort of music and sound quality you are after!
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Gareth said:i've got infinity kappa's up front and infinity references in the back. in all honesty i wouldn't bother replacing the back ones, they don't give out a lot of sound!!
there are quite a few threads on speakers though, i spent ages trawling through them. might be worth doing a quick search. it also depends what sort of music and sound quality you are after!
I was looking at the Infinity references for the back. It's just that one or my rear speakers crackles a fair bit and that can get quite annoying at times.
Not really looking to change the fronts as i know the tweeters arnt the easiest to replace in clios from past experiences...
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Don't bother with the rears. In fact disconnect them and just buy really, really good front speakers (e.g. Focal Polykevlar K2s), then amplify them. Add a small sub and Bob's your uncle.
Gareth will testify that this works quite well
Cheers
O.
Gareth will testify that this works quite well
Cheers
O.
I opted for Infinity Kappas up front and Infinity Reference 6" x 9"s on a stealth shelf. The rear mountings for the OE speakers are atrocious so whatever you put in there just rattles around...
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oliie said:Don't bother with the rears. In fact disconnect them and just buy really, really good front speakers (e.g. Focal Polykevlar K2s), then amplify them. Add a small sub and Bob's your uncle.
Gareth will testify that this works quite well
Cheers
O.
Sounds like a great set up Oliie and an excellent choice for speakers.
I have been thinking about adding an amp but have come to a conclusion and have decided not to. I had an amp and sub in my old, it was great but i just feel it will defeat the object of weight reduction.