The_Traveller
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I didn't argue that point.You get what you pay for. If bass isnt your thing, then decent speakers are fine
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I didn't argue that point.You get what you pay for. If bass isnt your thing, then decent speakers are fine
That's bollocks.
You don't get BASS without a subwoofer. Different types of components ( woofers,mids,tweeters) gives you a different frequency.
You are clearly a dumbo when it comes to audio.Yeah no it's entirely impossible to get bass from midrange speakers, only a subwoofer can do that, all midrange speakers have no bass, nevermind mind the thousands of stereos without subs that produce good clean bass.
You are clearly a dumbo when it comes to audio.
You've failed to note my sarcasm so let me put it bluntly.
What are you on about? Of course midrange drivers can produce bass, not as well as a subwoofer but well enough that most stereo systems are produced without them. Drivers in decent enclosures produce sufficient bass for the average Joe, such as OP.
Sure, for the average joe , they may "think" they hearing bass, but it's not. So let's not misguide the ignorant (even further).You've failed to note my sarcasm so let me put it bluntly.
What are you on about? Of course midrange drivers can produce bass, not as well as a subwoofer but well enough that most stereo systems are produced without them. Drivers in decent enclosures produce sufficient bass for the average Joe, such as OP.
Sure, for the average joe , they may "think" they hearing bass, but it's not. So let's not misguide the ignorant (even further).
Most of us are happy with a 4 speaker system. We are happy with 100hz and up .
The OP could even get away with some speakers for the back and a 4 channel radio.
Most of us are happy with a 4 speaker system. We are happy with 100hz and up .
The OP could even get away with some speakers for the back and a 4 channel radio.
I agree with this. My polo, wife's tiguan now. neither has subs. but the sound is excellent. infact her old A1 had a sub and i preferred the polo's sound.... Some stock systems are so bad that just replacing the speakers and maybe a small amp can change audio from crap to perfectly adequate for a daily.
This does require that the "stock" mounts are reasonably big to channel bass though
You get ones that fit under the seatI want bass but if I get a sub it will take a huge part of the already small boot space that my car has. Unless there is another way to install a sub without compromising boot space I will not get one installed.
Didn't know that ! Neither did the guy from soundmatch suggested thatYou get ones that fit under the seat
You also get a free air subwoofers, as your worst case .Didn't know that ! Neither did the guy from soundmatch suggested that
Here is a good example of a stepped upgrade plan.A budget approach would be to move in steps.
At each step, see if you're happy with what you have before moving on.
1) Get a new headunit. Maybe something with 4 outputs.
2) Replace front speakers with splits (or coax if you have to) and use a spacer for the 6inch driver. Add some good deadening in the doors. Run the speakers off the headunit. Hertz used to make some good lower powered splits.
3) I'm not sure on the set up of the etios in the rear. Is it a sedan? Does the hatch have speaker mounts on the shelf? Fitment is key! Get some 6inch coaxials and run them off the headunit.
4) Purchase a 4 channel amp and run the whole lot off it.