Car Speakers
Understanding Types of Car Speakers
Car owners need to have good quality speakers for achieving that perfect sound. The first type of car speakers that are available is the coaxial or multi-element speakers. The design of the coaxial speakers includes tweeters and woofers that are combined in the same speaker unit. The cone shaped woofer has the capability of generating low range frequencies while the tweeters are able to produce very high range frequencies.
Two-way speakers contain one tweeter and a woofer, while four way speakers have one woofer and three tweeters. Tweeters in a speaker are a vital requirement. The second type of speakers is the component speaker system. These speakers are made up of mid-range woofers, crossover filter networks and tweeters that are separated form the main speaker. Again, with the component speakers the tweeters produce high range frequencies while the woofers produce low frequencies. The component speakers are designed to produce certain range of frequencies. To be able to produce superb audio quality, the speakers are used with other component speakers. The component speakers have what are known as series of frequency filters referred to as crossover filters.
The use of the crossover filters enables the component speaker to produce high quality sound without any distortions. Understanding the types of speakers enables the car owner to buy the best possible car speaker suitable for the car.
Learn How to Install Car Speakers
One factor to be considered before installing the speaker system is the type of speaker suited for the car.
Materials needed
Though most car speakers can be easily fixed with ordinary screwdrivers, some speakers need additional tools. Before installing the speakers, make sure to read the instructions accompanying the speaker systeml.
Door Panel
Using the door panel removal tool, remove the panel. Most of the speakers installed are door mounts, thus to be able to install the speakers properly, the door panel must be removed. When removing the door panel, start by removing the window cranks. After removing the remaining screws, proceed to the door panel. Once the door panel is loose, slowly pull out the panel.
Remove Old Door Speakers
After the door panel has been removed, the old speakers became exposed. Most speaker system are fitted with grilles, thus use the screwdriver to loosen the grille. Ensure the polarity of the wiring is correct, and then plug the speakers harness to the inbuilt factory wiring harness. Installing Dash Speakers
Remove the screws holding the grilles using a 90-degree screwdriver. Once the grille has been removed, pull out the old speakers, and then join the new speaker system to their respective terminals, using the wiring harness. Put the speaker in its place and re-attach the grille. and voila, your car speakers will be in place.
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