Is there a new infinity that works with the monsoon amp or another speaker out there like the 62.7i
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Is there a new infinity that works with the monsoon amp or another speaker out there like the 62.7i
Where are planning on using them; the door, or sail panel?
Have you look at what Kee Audio has to offer?
http://www.keeaudio.com/fbodyspeakers.html
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well left door is blown and right sail panel is blown. I would like to change both fronts and sails. I dont want to put a cheeper speaker in there I want to gain sound, but at the same time I dont want to pull out all the wiring and amp thats in there.
http://i910.photobucket.com/albums/a...NSTALL/DS3.jpg
i used the Infinity 6529I. great sounding setup.
will those work this the monsoon amp?
Like some said, look at what Kee Audio has for our cars. I got some CDT speakers from him and I am very happy.
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Originally Posted by 01SsRacing
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See I was looking into the kee Audio but was unsure about how good the packages are going to sound...?
What did you do for the back seats and the hatch? jwQuote:
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I used the infinity speakers in mine and I'm very happy with them. You do have to hook the tweeters up sepratley though so keep that in mind when your buying them. I got the ones with the tweeters in the cone and just cut the tweeter wires and wired them into the car harness then wired the main part of the speaker into the other harness on the car. For the rear, the speakers are just 4ohm speakers so about any 4" speaker will work I have some jvc's in there now that sound good but I replace them for a set of polks or another set of infinitys. Originally in the middle I had 2 kicker 6.5" 2ohm subs and they def kick the stock subs ass but I just want a little more thump there. So I ordered up a 10" t1 rockford fosgate sub and I'll be installing that in the back with a seperate amp next week. At that point I'll probably just take the kickers out and sell them or throw them in another car.
Go to his site, he has a speaker package for camaros. For the stock amp you need to look at the standard package.
Yeah ive been looking at them ive just never heard of CDT so im just unsure about how good its going to sound?
I used to have Infinity in my 3rd gen camaro, and to me the CDT have a better sound. That's what I think. I never heard of them until about 2 years ago. Good speakers give them a try. You will not be sorry.Quote:
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Yeah I thinking of getting the stage 1 and i have a 10" box for the camaro so i get a sub and a new head-unit
the kickers you used were they the CompVT and if so did they just bolt right in?
Yes the kickers are a direct bolt in but since we have the monsoon system the subs NEED to be the 2ohm version not the 4ohm. I'll be taking mine out this weekend and they are in perfect shape. I just want a little more punch so I'm going to a rockford fosgate t1 10" in the rear. If your interested in the kickers I'll make you a hell of a deal on them since I wont need them and your local in orlando, theyre only about a yr old.
how much are you thinkin?
I'll shoot you a pm about the price. First off though I saw in the other thread you were wondering about what subs will work so let me explain about the monsoon system. Most subs that are made are 4ohm single voice coil. This means that the sub only had one input and will put a 4ohm load on the amplifier. Other subs that are made are 2ohm single voice coil and 4ohm DUAL voice coil meaning it has 2 inputs on the sub and can be wired to put either a 4ohm load OR a 2ohm load on the amplifier.
Now with that said the amp in the camaro is rated for 2ohm speakers around the car with the exception of the rear which are 4ohm generic tiny 4" speakers. This is why it is paramount that you get 2ohm speakers for the front and 2ohm subs for the middle or 4ohm DVC subs as they will mimic the 2ohm load. If you put a 4ohm speaker in the camaro front or sub locations you will notice the sound will become muffled and could eventually damage the amplifier as it puts too much of a load on it.
The 2ohm speakers are normally more expensive because 2ohm resistance is a less parasitic draw speaker and usually produces a cleaner sound. The problem is that 2ohm subs are hard to find. Kicker makes the compvt in either a 2ohm or 4ohm DVC which is what I have currently, JL audio makes a 2ohm, and kee audio carries some also. Either way selecting the right impedance for the monsoon amp is important to having everything work together.
Let me know if theres anything else you need to know.
Dan
BIG help thats the info ive been looking for.... where did you learn all of this about the monsoon system's? Why couldnt GM put a nice system in that was easy to work this this thing its so much to figure out.
I actually don't recall lol it's been a long time but reading various stickes and threads I learned a lot when doing my own stereo.The reason behind the 2ohm speakers is that they are higher quality speakers than a 4ohm would be and you will find that a lot of high end cars use a small ohm resistance speaker as it usually provides a cleaner sound. A firebird monsoon system is wired a little differently but oration produces the same load on the amp since you don't have a firebird I won't bore you with the knowledge lol
Alright tight well thanks again. and did you get my reply to the PM?
yup you've got mail lol