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Polk db400 as front speakers for a '95 renault twingo.
Hello, I have a '95 twingo, which seems to mount 4inch speakers at the
front. There are some ratty boss 6x9 behind, the previous owner took off the HU, and there are no-name tweeters mounted over the dash, near the left&right mirrors. I'm buying something like a Pioneer deh-3850 for it, and planning on using the polks as front speakers, feeding them from the HU. The front tweeters will be ignored. I'll use the FIE function of the pioneer HU (for what I've seen a low pass filter selectable from 50-250 hz) on the rear speakers, using them minimally for rear fill and bass. That'll get me thru until phase 2. Phase 2: a small amp, and a high quality 8' or 10' sub between the mounted 6x9s. If I find a 4-channel amp, power the polks from it. I'll keep the 6x9 from the head unit, or unplug them. The polks specifications are he http://www.crutchfield.com/S-SPjeh9B...400&i=107DB400. I'm not interested in SPL, nor in booming bass, but I'd like to get as much quality I can. Music clarity is a must. Off the top of my head, I like Pink Floyd, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Mecano, AC/DC, The Cure, Santana, Clapton, Nirvana, Rammstein. Some classical and a gathering of jazz & world music. I'd prefer not to modify my car now; I'm not a handyman, and local shops can be hit and miss. Does this seem reasonable to you? Comments, suggestions, ideas, flames, etc welcome! |
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