thatcaveman
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- Josh
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- 2016 Civic Coupe EX-T
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Hey guys,
So I upgraded the tweeters in my EX-T coupe with the Polk DB1001’s and loved how clear they sounded compared to the stocks. Now the bug has bit and I’m looking to upgrade the door speakers. I just pulled the trigger on some Dynamat to add to the doors when I do the speaker install.
I’m currently looking at the Polk DB652 but since I have the “premium” 450w setup wouldn’t the extra set of tweeters on the speakers be too harsh in the cabin since they are coaxials? Or does the factory amp direct the highs and lows to each speaker so that wouldn’t really matter? Would looking into a pair of components be a better choice even though I installed the upgraded tweeters?
I’m not looking to add an amp or anything, mainly want to keep the stock look for now. I don’t know too much about car audio so I just wanted to install the speakers for now...
Thanks!
So I upgraded the tweeters in my EX-T coupe with the Polk DB1001’s and loved how clear they sounded compared to the stocks. Now the bug has bit and I’m looking to upgrade the door speakers. I just pulled the trigger on some Dynamat to add to the doors when I do the speaker install.
I’m currently looking at the Polk DB652 but since I have the “premium” 450w setup wouldn’t the extra set of tweeters on the speakers be too harsh in the cabin since they are coaxials? Or does the factory amp direct the highs and lows to each speaker so that wouldn’t really matter? Would looking into a pair of components be a better choice even though I installed the upgraded tweeters?
I’m not looking to add an amp or anything, mainly want to keep the stock look for now. I don’t know too much about car audio so I just wanted to install the speakers for now...
Thanks!
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