Depending on the needs, there are obviously several types of car speakers and bluetooth speakers . Let’s discover them and their advantages.
Coaxial speakers – Resolutely affordable in terms of price, coaxial speakers are those found as standard on standard vehicles. They come in size 12 cm or size 16.5 cm . They can be replaced with equally coaxial models. Often bidirectional, these speakers are set up so that the bass/midrange is placed on the same axis as the tweeter. To separate the frequencies and thus disperse the sound, manufacturers add special filters. These can be placed in separate boxes. Sometimes the filtering system is provided by capacitors located in the speaker.
This type of speaker is ideal for those who like to listen to music without worrying about acoustic details. As long as the speakers are able to produce decent, audible sound without crackling, it’s the perfect choice.
The exploded kits – These are the speakers whose frequencies are separated and isolated. Thus, as the tweeters are not superimposed on the woofers, the sound is more detailed. Disassembling the channels allows you to organize them according to your preferences to obtain a clearer sound transcription.
If your vehicle already offers locations for high and low frequencies, there will be no problem with installation. Otherwise, it will be necessary to make an adaptation, such as adding mounting brackets for the tweeters for example.
Having subwoofers in your sound system is one way to really “feel” the music. The sub is enclosed in a subwoofer, precisely to produce sounds at very low frequencies (between 20 and 80 Hz). It intervenes when the bass is “lost” in the car’s original speakers.