A car component speaker is a superlative car audio speaker that is  installed  to enhance the optimal sound quality. They are used as a luxury and works more efficiently than regular car speakers.

Regular speakers are pre-installed in the cars. They are simple and basic, while car component speakers are much advanced and installed afterward. They are also called ad coaxial speakers and contain almost the same parts as the regular speakers, but sound quality of these speakers is much more efficient than regular ones.

Benefits of Car Component Speakers:

Here are some of the benefits of installing car component speakers:

• One of the most beneficial features of component car speakers is that the speakers’ woofers and tweeters are designed to operate at an enhanced level.
• Customization of these types of speakers is another plus point.. For example, one of the custom features that are specifically present in the component speakers is the split drivers.
• These speakers also have  soundstage system that makes the sound feel more spacious.
• They also offer an enhanced level of tonal quality.
• Besides offering better tonal quality, the tweeters in these sound systems also enhance the sound imaging quality.

Car Component Speakers are getting popular among the car lovers day by day. Whether its a mediocre car or an expensive car, a car component speaker is must to enjoy best audio streaming. There are different  car component speakers available in the market.the pricing if the speakers is according to the features. 

If  you don’t know what features you should look for in the speakers, then the following is the list of specifications that makes any car component speaker ideal and perfect.

Size:

You  should first make an idea what size of the component speakers you should opt for. The size of the speakers should be parallel to the size of your car. Too big or too small speakers do not look adequate. Therefore first find the perfect size match.

Sensitivity:

Sensitivity is the measure of the sound that a speaker is yielding from the power that is applied to it. Regular car stereos are usually not  sensitive; therefore, you can install high power rating speakers that range over 90dB. If the stereo has a high power system, you can consider installing lower power speakers below 80dB. Thus, you need to adjust the power of the component speakers according to your car stereo’s power system.

Power-Handling:

Power-handling describes the amount of power a speaker can handle. Therefore you need to match your speaker’s power handling power to the car’s power system. For a more substantial power system, you need a component speaker whose power handling system is near the external output. But you can use  a speaker with a lower power-handling system as well.

Sensitivity and power-handling are the two features that you need to adjust according to your car’s components.

Frequency:

The frequency range of the speakers is another point to consider before buying the speakers. The frequency range tells you about the range between the lowest frequency and the highest frequency rate. For instance, if you want to enjoy the audio with deep and high bass without getting a subwoofer, consider buying a component speaker with a 50 Hz frequency.

Bass Blockers:

There is a whole range of component speakers available in the market that comes with bass blockers. These are used for blocking the distortion in the audio that is sometimes caused by a high bass level. They prove efficient when you have tweeters in the speaker system, or the speaker’s size is relatively small. They are easy to install and are attached to the positive terminal of the speaker.

Crossovers:

Then comes the crossovers in the component speakers. Audio crossovers are typically used to divide the audio signal into two frequency ranges, which are then sent to the loudspeakers’ drivers designed to catch the audio signal at different frequencies.

Types of Crossovers:

There are  two types of cross overs, one is a passive crossover while the other is the active crossover.

Passive Crossovers:

Passive crossover utilizes the capacitors and the inductor and derives its power from the audio signal streaming through it.

Active Crossovers:

On the other hand,  active crossovers can distinguish the two different frequencies before even entering  the amplifier.

Active Crossovers vs. Passive Crossovers:

Typically, passive crossovers are installed in the component speakers due to their high-efficiency rate, while you can also opt for active crossovers that allow more modifications in the systems. Overall, passive crossovers are considered better than active ones.

Deading Material Around the Speakers:

Deadening material around the speakers increases the sound’s efficiency and prevents sound distortion due to high bass. Therefore, you should consider installing deadening material around the speakers if you want enhanced sound quality or facing any sound distortion problems.

Other Features:

There are several other features that you can consider installing in the component features. Some of them  arementioned here: 

• Detachable Tweeters.
• Woofers and subwoofers.
• Impedance rating.