Speaker Size???
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You also have the tweeter too. You can get a component kit but there isnt too many component systems with 6X9 speakers. You can buy adapters to turn the 6X9 to a 6 1/2. The adapters are pretty cheap I bought mine off Amazon for about $7 shipped. I only went this route because I have two sets of 6 1/2 JL Audio components from my old car which are pretty new and dont want to buy a completely new system. Hope this helped.
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Yes, he is correct. I went with new 6.5 coax in the front and rear doors and also replaced the front tweeters. In the back, I replaced the stock woofer with a JL Stealthbox and amplified and tuned from there. Really sounds fantastic and is 100 percent stealth - no clues to it at all other than the sound. (Oh, wait, I did have to add a subwoofer gain control in the area beneath the stereo and a/c. beside the cig lighter.
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The impedance of the speakers in this system is 2 ohms. Typical car speakers are 4 ohm. If you replace with 4 ohm speakers you will be getting less power and may notice lower volumes. The explanation from Alpine is that when the 2 ohm speaker is combined with typical small gauge (18AWG) wire used in car harnesses the total impedance seen by the amp approximates 4 ohms.
The only 2 ohm speakers I have found online are from Infinity. I have not tried them but that may be your best bet. Check Amazon, they have the 6x9's and 6.5s for less than $100 a pair.
The only 2 ohm speakers I have found online are from Infinity. I have not tried them but that may be your best bet. Check Amazon, they have the 6x9's and 6.5s for less than $100 a pair.
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Difference between 2 way and 3 way is that a 2 way has a woofer and tweeter. A 3 way has a woofer, mid range driver and tweeter. Personally I think a 2 way is fine with a 6.5 speaker. You'd probably be hard pressed to hear the difference.
I'm curious to know if you think the bass response is any better with just a speaker swap, let us know.
I'm curious to know if you think the bass response is any better with just a speaker swap, let us know.
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I wouldnt worry too much about going three way. You already have a tweeter built into the car it wouldnt make a big difference if you got the three-way speaker. Im actually going to replace all speakers and install two sets of JL Audion components hooked up to a JL Audio Amp. Its going to sound good. Just have to find the right shop to do it for me.
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Yes, he is correct. I went with new 6.5 coax in the front and rear doors and also replaced the front tweeters. In the back, I replaced the stock woofer with a JL Stealthbox and amplified and tuned from there. Really sounds fantastic and is 100 percent stealth - no clues to it at all other than the sound. (Oh, wait, I did have to add a subwoofer gain control in the area beneath the stereo and a/c. beside the cig lighter.
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This is from Alpine's site. Thought it would be helpful. This follows through to the 2012 models as well.
2011 Dodge Durango
7.1 Channel Surround Sound System
Standard on the R/T, Crew & Citadel
2011 Dodge Durango
7.1 Channel Surround Sound System
Standard on the R/T, Crew & Citadel
- 12-channel surround sound amplifier with 506 watts of power
- Two 25mm silk dome tweeters
- 3.5” center channel speaker
- Two 6x9” front door speakers
- Two 6.5” rear door surround speakers
- Two 2.5” surround speakers in the D pillar
- 8” DVC subwoofer in dedicated enclosure under the load floor
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