Is it really worth having speakers with multiple drivers?
Many people think that speakers with additional drivers must sound better, but as we know now, this is not always true. This actually depends on the material of your speaker kit.
As mentioned earlier, the crossover is critical, it must be of excellent quality, especially when you want to use full-range speakers.
A speaker with more drivers does not mean better sound. Compared to full-range speakers, 2-way speakers can easily produce better quality sound, especially when their price ranges are similar.
2-way speakers may have to work on a wider frequency, but if the materials are cheaper, it will be futile to focus on full-range speakers with narrower frequencies.
Remember, the more components, the more expensive your car speakers should be. Therefore, if its cost does not exceed a 2-way speaker, the material may also be poor.
A good quality 2-way speaker will definitely be better than a speaker with more drivers but a similar price range.
3-way, 4-way or 5-way speakers only really make sense when you use first-class components. If you are willing to invest a lot of money, intermediate frequency components will definitely bring more charming sound quality.
Personally, I like 3-way speakers, but I really like audio and create the best soundscape possible. I don't think you only need a 3-way speaker, although some people disagree, but the same: if you are not willing to spend a little more money, stick to a good quality 2-way speaker.
