The BA Rally speakers are OK to use with a non-amplified system. I have
always felt that the Infinity's were more geared to amped setups anyway.
The reason why I suggest Pioneers is that most of their low-end stuff is
designed to work as drop in replacements for stock systems w/o an amp.
You could easily substitute RF, Kenwood, or Sony for Pioneer and get the
same sort of thing.
Bobby Heid wrote:
I replied to this but it never made it to the list.
I do want to replace the stock speakers. I may put a new front-end in at
some point. A long time ago, I used to be into car stereo, but I no longer
feel the need to sink so much into my vehicle.
I had a $1200 system in a $6500 car - lol. I even had a rider on my car
insurance to cover the stereo. Mind you that this is over 20 years ago.
Way back then, I never really cared for the Pioneer speakers, have they
improved them? I looked at the Infinities at Crutchfield and they looked
interesting. I have som Boston Acoustics at home that I like. Anyone know
anything about those for the car?
Thanks,
Bobby
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Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2005 2:46 PM
To: Brian Weeden; The Hardware List
Subject: Re: [H] Car speaker recommendations...
You'll need external amps for MB Quarts and most Infinity's. I get the
feeling that he just wants to replace the stock speakers, so any Pioneer
or Kenwood speaker should do just fine, and not break the bank.
Brian Weeden wrote:
If you don't want to DIY I have always been a big fan of MB Quarts,
although they are a bit on the expensive end. I think Infinity still
has some good quality in the mid-range.
