What is the difference between a midrange set and coaxial? And how can I choose which speakers works for my car? For this it is important that you take into account what stage within the car audio you are and what is your budget so that you can make a more logical and technical decision in the event that you have a time in the car audio, If not, don’t worry there are always many colleagues and technicians who like to share their knowledge and support new competitors.
Having this clear, we can see the differences between these two types of products and is that, although both are good alternatives, each one fits specific needs and particularities. To find out what works best for your sound, Between coaxial speakers or midrange set, the latter is a better alternative. Midrange sets are at a more advanced level than coaxial speakers. Since they separate the average frequencies from the high ones in a better way. Likewise, by being able to locate tweeters elsewhere, the frequency distribution is better.
However, there are also disadvantages. For example, the price of a media set is higher than that of coaxial speakers. In addition, they are larger and involve a more complex installation, compared to coaxial equipment. Therefore, you would need more space, time and budget.
An indisputable advantage between coaxial speakers or media sets is that coaxial technology allows both bass and treble to come from the same point. As a result, the sound has a precise and homogeneous effect. Despite this, it does not happen in all cases, there are models whose sound quality is very low.
In conclusion, between coaxial horns or media set, lean for the latter, whenever possible. Given its benefits that translate into a better experience of Car Audio while you travel the roads or make a trip. So, our verdict is that media sets are a better alternative because of the sound quality they deliver. Remember, in Genius Audio you can get them. The balance between all these speakers, will make us get the best sound quality, understood as the most real sound. No sound getting in the way of another is the key.
But balancing an ear system is a great job, in fact, it may not be advisable unless you don’t have many possible adjustments... but when you have advanced radios or processors, I recommend making a fine adjustment with RTA (Real Time Analyzer) which is the right machine for these cases and is the one that will tell us at what volume the most critical frequencies are playing and will show us the result as a curve. This curve is the result in turn of the Pink Sound (or better known as the tingling of poorly tuned television) and should not necessarily be straight... In fact it should have a slight rise in the lows and a drop in the treble to make it a pleasant listening curve.
If you want to know more about this type of test visit our previous videos made by Gabriel that like this video explains the characteristics of our speaker GPRO-M1065B and shows us a little how to get the most out of your aluminum bullet and be able to reach high middle frequencies without spoiling the speakers and not force it beyond your 300wMax
TEST RTA
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