Exotic Posted May 16, 2011 Share Posted May 16, 2011 Hi guys, I am wanting to change the speakers in my Z but needed some advice. Shall I just upgrade the front speakers only and leave (or even disconnect, although can't I just use the fade function to put just the front speakers) the rears? I do have a sub as per my signature but may actually get rid of the sub in a bid to reduce weight and space, and just go with some high quality front spearkers, anyone done this before. I do listen to a few DVDs so will it be good to leave the rears in there for surround type of effects for DVDs movies etc? My shortlist is: Pioneer TS-E170Ci - 17cm Separate 2-Way Speaker System (260W) •Maximum output power 260 Watt •Nominal output power 60 Watt •Impedance 4O •Frequency response 30 - 33,0000 Hz •Sensitivity (1W/1m) 88 dB •Woofer size (cm) 17 cm •Tweeter size (mm) 28,0 mm •Network LPF/HPF:-12/-12dB •Magnets Neodymium magnet £100 Pioneer TS-A171Ci - Accelerate Series 6.5 inch, 17cm Component Car Speakers 350W •6.5" (17cm) Component Speakers •Maximum input power 350 W •Nominal input power 50 W •Impedance 4 Ohms •Frequency response 29 - 29,000 Hz •Sensitivity (1W/1m) 90 dB •Woofer size 16 cm •Woofer material Carbon Graphite IMPP Interlaced Aramid Fiber Cone •Tweeter size (mm) 20,0 mm •Cut-out Hole 128 mm •Mounting Depth 54,3 mm £90 Focal Polyglass 165VB 16.5cm Component Car Speakers 140W •2-way 6.5" component speakers •Polyglass woofer with butyl rubber surround •TNB Aluminum/Magnesium inverted dome tweeter •Non-resonant ABS/glass fibre basket •Outboard crossover with 3-level tweeter control (-3, 0, +3 dB) •Grilles included •70 watts RMS power •140 watts peak •Frequency response: 60-28,000 Hz •Sensitivity: 93 dB •Mounting depth: 65mm (2-9/16") £128 Noticed that the Pioneers frequency response seem much lower than it's rivals, any views on how good they are? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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