Post by LastDM2adminDJP on Mar 4, 2008 23:55:39 GMT -5
so im finishing up a guide as i await the arrival of some 6x9's
which started when i blew my speakers. so i decided to start a concept ive worked on for a while of useing car speakers to make cheap but efficient speakers which i respectively refer to as ghetto blasters.
ive made for 50 dollars purchased 6x9 boxes and put in some infinity 6x9's to make studio monitors that were compared to 1200 dollar monitors and did the same thing with almost the same quality (andd they were used came in the boxes and were from ebay). also you need a reciever to use them and they are not powered. but still nice for a budget. and 35 dollars at goodwill can get you a vintage stereo with a amp to power them. im useing a 95wpc reciever. which helps in pushing the speakers
ive also made a set of home speakers with a 6 inch mid range front speakers and a set of 6x9's rears pioneer atm (which will be upgraded to some 20 dollar pyles from buy.com which im positive will sound better as far as long term i doubt it). which actually bang so i decided to buy some better 6x9's so i could actually get a decent sound test out of them. also im going to use bass blockers 180hz on the mid range and i havent decided but i might install a tweeter with a 7800hz bass blocker and compare them.... to some cerwin vegas or DCM's but im sure they wont have the bass but they are loud and efficient for some one on a budget. so keep a eye out for it when i finish it hopefully in the next week
which started when i blew my speakers. so i decided to start a concept ive worked on for a while of useing car speakers to make cheap but efficient speakers which i respectively refer to as ghetto blasters.
ive made for 50 dollars purchased 6x9 boxes and put in some infinity 6x9's to make studio monitors that were compared to 1200 dollar monitors and did the same thing with almost the same quality (andd they were used came in the boxes and were from ebay). also you need a reciever to use them and they are not powered. but still nice for a budget. and 35 dollars at goodwill can get you a vintage stereo with a amp to power them. im useing a 95wpc reciever. which helps in pushing the speakers
ive also made a set of home speakers with a 6 inch mid range front speakers and a set of 6x9's rears pioneer atm (which will be upgraded to some 20 dollar pyles from buy.com which im positive will sound better as far as long term i doubt it). which actually bang so i decided to buy some better 6x9's so i could actually get a decent sound test out of them. also im going to use bass blockers 180hz on the mid range and i havent decided but i might install a tweeter with a 7800hz bass blocker and compare them.... to some cerwin vegas or DCM's but im sure they wont have the bass but they are loud and efficient for some one on a budget. so keep a eye out for it when i finish it hopefully in the next week
