I think you will find that most decent home 2 channel systems will outperform any car stereo in terms of overall quality. Many of the seperate drivers developed for car stereo applications have come about as a result of trying to overcome the many shortcomings of the auto listening environment, most of which are aimed at increasing the HF response. It has most always been rather simple to get mid and LF response in a car. I won't even mention the total lack of imaging in car audio. This is not meant as a slam, just an observation of two completely different applications.
2 Channel System
Sorry to sound really remedial, but when setting up a 2 channel system, does it lack the highest highs and lowest lows? That is to say when setting up a dedicated 2 channel system - do you not hear all parts of musical passages - I am coming from a fairly solid car audio background where if you have a 3 or 4 way speaker system, you should get a separate tweeter and sub to get the full range...
So, would I have to round out my speaker system with any other "supplemental" speakers to hear all of the music?
A little help, please...
Thanx...
So, would I have to round out my speaker system with any other "supplemental" speakers to hear all of the music?
A little help, please...
Thanx...