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Old 10-27-2011, 05:40 PM   #6
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As a long time audiophile.....
I will just add that a good full range speaker is better than a mediocre 2 or 3way speaker any day.

Also, a tweeter such as might be used in 2-3 way speaker is almost useless in the doors of the Yaris as it's positioned too low to transmit the directional highs (to your ears) it is ment to reproduce.


BTW........Actually, most stock speakers in today's cars are fairly good. However, a car is one of the worst acustical enviourments around, so trully great and expensive speakers in a car is often a waste. Personaly, I save all the money for high end audio hardware for home equipment

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