Speakers

Car speakers one of the most common upgrades people make to their car audio system. This category covers the speakers that replace the ones that came with your car from the factory. Most factory speakers are made with low cost materials, so they usually don’t sound very good, and they tend to distort when you turn the volume up.

Replacing them can make noticeable difference. You also don’t have to replace every speaker at once. A lot people start with the front speakers and they add the rest of the speakers later on. There are two main types of car speakers.

The coaxial speakers are the ones that have the tweeter and woofer built onto one frame. And the component speakers comes with a crossover, and they usually cost more and take longer to install, but they can sound better. In this category, you’ll find buying guides for both types of speakers.

We will explain things like sizes, sensitivity ratings, and even how much power a speaker needs. We also try to keep the language super simple, so you won’t need to know all the technical terms to follow along. For each guide, we go over what to look for when you’re buying, and the common mistakes people make. Whether you just want better sound or you’re upgrading your entire system, this is a good place to start.