google component speaker and google coaxial speaker. this is honestly the saddest thing that you don't know the difference lmfao.

idk where the hell you got 20000 thats for kids like 13-16...you don't know where i got it but you know how it applies? you need to learn how to have a coherent thought.

you still don't understand how hilarious it is that you spend 3-4x the cost of an atr budget setup for 2db gain.

go educate yourself and stop being an idiot.

Why dont YOU google component and see for yourself, do you see ANY tweeters? Nope. Fucking retard.

and you don't? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkTblVZtNe8&feature=related

Can you hear above 15000? nope. I don't know where you got the fact that every individual can hear 20000 cause nobody can lol.

and actually no... I spent the same as anyone would on ATR's... I spent $300 shipped for my 15's dumbass, I still think it's funny you pay full price for that junk.

still waiting on you to actually google it and realize how stupid you sound.

Component means Seperate Mid-bass from tweeter meaning a mid-bass and a tweeter seperate duh! Coaxial means Tweeter and Mid-bass on the same platform which is what I was talking about, wow you really are fucking retarded dude. First learn to read, second learn what a Component/Coaxial is.

This post was edited by Hellish Orc on Feb 21 2012 01:43pm

Component means a tweeter and mid-bass, separated. So instead of 1 "unit", you have 2 separate ones. Both "components".

Here's the definition right from Wiki.
A component speaker is a car audio speaker matched for optimal sound quality. Typically a pair of tweeters and mid-bass drivers are matched with a crossover to limit the frequency range each speaker must accurately reproduce. Component speakers drivers are physically separated so the tweeter, which is very directional, can be placed in an optimal position, usually on the dash facing the listener, while the larger mid-bass driver can be placed where there is room, often in the lower front of the car doors. Component speaker pairs are offered by all of the high-end audio manufacturers.

This post was edited by Avoid on Feb 21 2012 01:45pm

IS that not what I JUST said dumb fuck? see what I mean grasping for shit man, you don't read wortha damn.

This post was edited by Hellish Orc on Feb 21 2012 01:47pm

"and once again you're wrong a Coaxial is a mid-range with a tweeter a component is just a mid-range. " is what you just said a couple post back.

you are a moron of the highest degree.

No, its not what you just said.

A component is just a mid-range, you have to install the tweeter separately and install in a separate location, that's not a tweeter build into the speaker by definition you my friend are a fucking... wow I can't even begin to say how dumb you are. What I said was correct what you said was wrong, you stated it as if a Component has tweeters built in.



"Please explain how this: "Component means Seperate Mid-bass from tweeter meaning a mid-bass and a tweeter seperate duh! Coaxial means Tweeter and Mid-bass on the same platform which is what I was talking about, wow you really are fucking retarded dude. First learn to read, second learn what a Component/Coaxial is."

different then what you said dumb fuck?

This post was edited by Hellish Orc on Feb 21 2012 01:52pm

Mid range and tweeter are both components. Its not just a mid range.