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Old Feb 26, 2003 | 10:45 AM
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coaxial speakers are full range, meaning that there is a woofer, a tweeter, and sometimes a mid range all in 1 basket that fits into a speaker whole. This allows 1 speaker to reproduce the desired frequency range.

On the other hand, components are a seperately organized system. You'll have the woofer in the door, for example, a tweeter mounted elesewhere. While harder to install, (cause there is more than 1 part), you get better imaging that way. By that i mean, the upper mids and high frequencies will be closer to your ear, where you will hear them better.

A problem with coaxial speakers is that often the speaker is mounted so low in the door, you don't hear the highs that well at all.

Infinity does make a fine speaker, but I don't know if I'd get them from Circuit City.

-vasu
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