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Ram Premium Sound System - Alpine 9-speaker - question
#21
06-13-2010, 03:09 AM
Reference 3022cf fit perfect.
I only recall there being one in the center. I did not change the ones in the roof however. Its a bit brighter. I did phase them all with an ohm meter. I also put an MB quart in the sub box. Required major surgery and unfortunately doesn't sound any better. The driver that was in there is actually pretty good.
I only recall there being one in the center. I did not change the ones in the roof however. Its a bit brighter. I did phase them all with an ohm meter. I also put an MB quart in the sub box. Required major surgery and unfortunately doesn't sound any better. The driver that was in there is actually pretty good.
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06-13-2010, 04:10 AM
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06-14-2010, 08:07 PM
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Its not that bad
Its only 5-700 extra which is the cost of 1 aftermarket sub and box.
Crank up the bass to 9-its a good sub and can handle it easily plus the door speakers have a low enough crossover that they provide some punch when the bass is cranked.
Move the fader to slightly ``rear``
the vocals are supposed to be coming from the front, it`s called staging.
Imagine if you are in the front row at a concert, would you hear vocals behind you?
The roof speakers are for rear passenger staging
Crank up the bass to 9-its a good sub and can handle it easily plus the door speakers have a low enough crossover that they provide some punch when the bass is cranked.
Move the fader to slightly ``rear``
the vocals are supposed to be coming from the front, it`s called staging.
Imagine if you are in the front row at a concert, would you hear vocals behind you?
The roof speakers are for rear passenger staging
#24
05-21-2014, 05:11 PM
So glad I found this forum. I just got a 2011 Laramie and I thought the front speakers were broken. Maybe they are? I can't hear anything coming out of them. When I move the fader all the way to the front, I only hear audio coming from the dash speaker.
This sucks. DVD surround sound is great - if you're driving from the back seat.
This sucks. DVD surround sound is great - if you're driving from the back seat.
#25
05-26-2014, 01:28 PM
When i bought my 11' recently i was initially bummed out it did not have the 9 speaker system because i was not loving the 6 speaker system at all. However, after buying the Kicker upgrade speakers (all 6) and changing out the head unit plus adding a 40 watt amp and a sub with a 200 watt amp, i am blown away with the sound. I have since heard the factory 9 speaker system on someone elses truck and it certainly has much to be desired.
The Mopar Kicker upgrade speakers are well worth the money and installation is a breeze with absolutely no wires to cut, no spacers, no fitment issues at all. I installed all 6 in well under an hour. They also have a 1 year warranty from any Dodge dealer which makes any issues much less of a headache. The dash gets tweeters with built in crossovers. The front doors get 1 way 6x9's and the rear doors get 2 way 6x9's. I installed the speakers before i replaced the head unit, added the sub or amps. The speakers alone make a world of difference.
The Mopar Kicker upgrade speakers are well worth the money and installation is a breeze with absolutely no wires to cut, no spacers, no fitment issues at all. I installed all 6 in well under an hour. They also have a 1 year warranty from any Dodge dealer which makes any issues much less of a headache. The dash gets tweeters with built in crossovers. The front doors get 1 way 6x9's and the rear doors get 2 way 6x9's. I installed the speakers before i replaced the head unit, added the sub or amps. The speakers alone make a world of difference.