What is the Different Type of Car Speakers?
Car speakers are an important part of your car. These speakers help you to listen to music and other audio sources in your vehicle. Car speakers can be of diverse types and sizes.
Each type has its own advantages and disadvantages. Here are the main several types of car speakers.
Coaxial speakers
Coaxial speakers have a straightforward design that works well in most cars. They're easy to install, but they don't sound like other types of speakers. These speakers are also more susceptible to interference from electromagnetic fields (EMF) than other types of car speakers. Coaxial speakers are often used in vehicles with no subwoofer (a speaker that produces bass frequencies).
Component speakers
Component speakers use individual drivers at the front, middle and rear of the car's interior. This design allows for better sound quality than the old school two-way speaker system found in most vehicles today. Component systems can be upgraded if desired by replacing individual drive units with higher-quality ones or adding subwoofers to improve bass response.
In-dash speakers
In-dash speakers are the most common type of car speakers because they're easy to install and use. They're also cheap, but they aren't very loud. They're usually mounted on the dashboard in front of your head with a wire running from them to an amplifier or amp installation in your vehicle's trunk. The amp uses this wire to power the speakers so that you can listen to music or other audio from your smartphone or MP3 player through the car speakers.
The good news is that these kinds of speakers are inexpensive, easy to install and use, and come in a variety of colors and styles so you can match them up with your car's interior easily!
Amplified speakers
Amplification is an important benefit of using amplified car speakers over non-amplified ones because it makes it easier to hear loud music or road noise while driving at high speeds on busy roads. The amplifiers work by increasing the volume of the signal being sent from the radio or CD player unit to the speakers. The amplifiers also boost the power output of the speakers so that they can produce more volume without distorting or clipping out of control.
Door speakers
Door speakers are often used as rear fill speakers in vehicles that do not have subwoofers installed in them. They can also be used as part of a multi-speaker set up where they are mounted underneath the rear deck lid or under the rear window area of your vehicle's interior.
If you want to learn more about the proper speakers that your vehicle needs with your favorite musical taste, visit one of our local car audio experts. You can find them in the local retail store locator.