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im lookin to buy ... or did buy the boston acoustic pro series 6.5... anyone have any comments.. was also lookin at MB quarts

MaCe

 

How much are you willing to spend? I love my Dynaudios.

 

Bostons.

 

Hey, I'm lookin' to buy new rear speakers also. Now, I don't know shit about speakers, so I'm probably saying this all wrong. But I read in a thread somewhere about how if you buy replacement speakers for the rear, they won't sound as good as the stockers b/c our stock amp puts out 4 ohms, whereas aftermarket speakers are usually 1 ohm speakers. Therefore if you want to get aftermarket speakers, you would need to buy an aftermarket amp also to go with your aftermarket speakers.

Now realizing that probably didn't make any sense, and not knowing what the hell I'm talking about, does anyone know what I'm getting at? I guess my question is, will I need a new amp to go along with new speakers for the rear? I'm in dire need of replacement, I already busted the rear right one.

Thanks,

 

Hard to go wrong with MB Quarts, but they can be bright to some people, personally I prefer a/d/s for fronts as they sound the most natural for me. If I were to modify my stereo, those would be my first purchase...

 

I think you have that backwards.. the Bose speakers are 1ohm, while most aftermarket are around 4ohms.

I'm currently selling my Boston Rally Series 6.5" speakers.. pm me if you're interested (I also have a 4-channel MTX for sale too... )

 

check sig:P

 

Diamonds would be my choice. A/D/S also has a nice sound and
both have much better mid-bass than Boston or MBQ. MBQ is so
bright it's unreal sounding. But, ofcourse it's all a matter of opinion.

 

Infinity Kappa Perfect 6.1
or the 60.3 (better range)
ED

 

a/d/s all the way!!!!!!!!

 

Bostons. I think the Pro series might be a bit much for some people's systems unless you have a ton of clean power going to them (and quite a bit of $!). I've been using the Boston Rally 6.5" components, and they can take quite a bit of power (200-250 a side I believe), they sound awesome, and they put out a good deal of bass. All for a pretty good price too.

 

My focal Utopias

 

i like the focal polykevlar 165k2. utopias are "better" but i didn't like the way the sounded.

 

a/d/s are good speakers. My amp and subs are a/d/s. I liked the Dyns a little better then the a/d/s comps though. SQ is subjective though.

 

Image Dynamics Chameleons

 

I've always used MB Quarts.......they don't need a lot of power, and they sound amazing.

 

I have MB Quart RSC216 components in front, and MB Quart coaxils in the rear. Bought them about 3 weeks ago, still breaking them in, but let me tell you I love the way they sound.
I also recommend changing out the amp, b/c the stock amp is 2 week, I went with Phoenix Gold Tantrum 600/4...

 

good poopie

You should put that in your sig.

 

I know, I was 2 lazy 2 do it...


01 CLS
Comptech:
headers
springs
sways
tokico shocks
AEM CAI w/bypass
V1
PIAA 19224
Momo 10" Sub with custome sealed box
Kenwood 600w amp(1 channel)
MB Quart RSC216
MB Quart DSD(rears) dont remember the model
Phoenix Gold Tantrum 600/4
Coming this month:
18-19" Rims havent decide which ones
Phillips 6000K
NOS or SC(if Comptech releases it...

 

naw, i dont have any of my system in my sig.

 

He doesnt want to get jacked. Crazy lives in the Ghetto.

 

I'll put the Diamond Hex's up against any components in their price range. If you want 6x9's, the Eclipse point source are kick ass.

 

ok what are a/d/s.... and there gunna be fed by a eclpise 150x2 amp.. very good clean power comin from that baby...

MaCe

 

Your ears are the best instrument for determining the best speakers for your car.

A $1,000 pair of speakers my sound like shia to you, while a cheaper $300 pair is the best speaker you have ever heard.

Listen to your ears when deciding on the best speakers for YOUR car.

 

I love my CDT Audio HD63DTS. The midbass from these things is freaking amazing. My amp puts out 60 watts per channel and these things pump out some serious midbass for a 6.5" coax.

 

Wait till you see the new CDT that are coming out

 

I used to use boston pros to compete like 10 years ago...
Unfortunately, they're just not as competitive as they used to be.
Boston Pro subs are awesome for tight spaces and sound quality
though. 0.5ft3 for the 10.5 pro is awesome and accurate.