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? asked in Cars & TransportationCar Audio · 9 years ago

My 4 in. pioneer speakers in my car crackle when volume is turned up really high?

I have two 4inch pioneer tweeters installed in the front of my car since the stock ones where messed up where they crackle when I have the volume turned all the way up. I have a stock radio. No amps in my car. Should I get an aftermarket radio to stop my pioneer tweeters from crackling?

My speakers in the back of my car are stock, should I get those changed before I change my stock radio to an aftermarket radio?

I have 4 total speaker in my car, 2 in the front and 2 in the back

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  • Anonymous
    9 years ago
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    It sounds like (no pun intended) that you are reaching the limits of your current stock amp. Add an aftermarket amp, and you will hear the difference. I would try that before I changed any speakers. Just a low power amp, 200 watts maybe. Then, later, you may want to add a sub woofer, just a small one to fill in the lower frequencies, not to rattle the windows 2 blocks away.

    Keep it simple, and simply enjoy.

  • Anonymous
    9 years ago

    your speakers are crackling because they have either reached their max db when distortion occurs at the set signal to noise ratio and/or the signal strength in the cable isnt high enough. i would get an amp and better wiring.

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