Hybrid Audio Mirus

[patm]

i am unable to hear these speakers as there are no dealers in my area (boston) do they sound astonishing.

will they easily fit into the front doors (where the stock speakers are) in my 07 yaris sedan.

my HU has 17 Watts RMS x 4 at 4 Ohms. is this enough or will i need an amp. if an amp is recommended, any suggestions.

also read that rear speakers should be disconnected. should i leave them disconnected for now until later if i decide to put another pair of mirus speakers in the rear. will this make the sound better.

i have been reading derickveliz2 Yaris Sedan Deadening and Sound system upgrade posts and i dont want to get that involved. i am wanting to keep it fairly simple and inexpensive. actually, i cant understand half of what is being discussed.

[derickveliz2]

Keep it simple:

a pair of pioneer speakers for the front doors, a powered subwoofer and get the feeling, then you can upgrade or just enjoy it.



Here is the LINK



Here is the LINK

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[TOLMACH]

Originally Posted by derickveliz2

Keep it simple:

a pair of pioneer speakers for the front doors, a powered subwoofer and get the feeling, then you can upgrade or just enjoy it.



Here is the LINK



Here is the LINK

D.

+1

go to your nearest best buy and choose something they have on display

[Lil Abner]

Originally Posted by patm

i am unable to hear these speakers as there are no dealers in my area (boston) do they sound astonishing.

will they easily fit into the front doors (where the stock speakers are) in my 07 yaris sedan.

my HU has 17 Watts RMS x 4 at 4 Ohms. is this enough or will i need an amp. if an amp is recommended, any suggestions.

also read that rear speakers should be disconnected. should i leave them disconnected for now until later if i decide to put another pair of mirus speakers in the rear. will this make the sound better.

i have been reading derickveliz2 Yaris Sedan Deadening and Sound system upgrade posts and i dont want to get that involved. i am wanting to keep it fairly simple and inexpensive. actually, i cant understand half of what is being discussed.

The choice of speakers needs to be left to YOUR ear, not someone else's. Like the guys above said, find a local shop and listen to speakers there. And with most speakers, power always helps. Your 17W of deck power isn't much when you decide to crank-up the volume!