replacing speaker on the 4th gen 4runner
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What do you seem to be missing?
On my 03 sport it seems to sound great
but for most people i hear that they are
missing the highs
treble)
It's just a thought but why not try
to install tweeters in the upper front doors
where the grills are.
just a thought.
i use a pocket pc with a cassett adapter and
it sounds very good.......better than casset or FM
On my 03 sport it seems to sound great
but for most people i hear that they are
missing the highs
treble)It's just a thought but why not try
to install tweeters in the upper front doors
where the grills are.
just a thought.
i use a pocket pc with a cassett adapter and
it sounds very good.......better than casset or FM
I think it has to do with the Ohm rating of the stock system. To get the marginal OEM amp to power all those speakers they have a very low resistance. i.e. low ohm rating. Maybe 1/2 to 2 ohms.
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Most (if not all) quality speakers have 4 ohm ratings. Meaning to change out the speakers to some quality sound you may as well chuck the amp with the cheesy speakers. My home tower speakers are rated at 6 ohms.
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This is why the stock speakers suck. They can't handle, or rather the signal from the amp, can't handle lows very much (requires more power) and the high sound screechie!!
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Most (if not all) quality speakers have 4 ohm ratings. Meaning to change out the speakers to some quality sound you may as well chuck the amp with the cheesy speakers. My home tower speakers are rated at 6 ohms.
.
This is why the stock speakers suck. They can't handle, or rather the signal from the amp, can't handle lows very much (requires more power) and the high sound screechie!!
