Component speakers utilize the most advanced design and deliver the best possible sound. A typical component system includes a woofer, a tweeter, and external crossovers—all specially designed to sing in tune.
Because each element is separate, you can mount the tweeter (a small speaker that produces high frequencies) in the most efficient location of the woofer (a large speaker that produces low frequencies), producing better sound with greater depth. The crossover network is also external, meaning that certain frequencies are sent to specific speakers, reducing distortion and improving overall sound clarity.
Car Speaker Size and Configuration – To ensure that you purchase the correct speakers, it is important to gather information about the size and configuration of your current unit. With coaxial speakers, it’s as simple as measuring your car’s speakers and finding a replacement that fits the existing space. With component speakers, having the right sizes and configurations of your current unit is vitally important. You will find this information in your car’s manual.
Build quality and speaker material – Excellent sound and durability come from a good speaker material. Build quality is another reason why people upgrade their car’s speaker system, and since most modern cars are equipped with low-quality speakers, it’s a worthwhile investment.