I bought these crossovers. Sounds great for my needs and not a lot out of pocket. Nice guy too.
http://www.alkeng.com/klipsch
Surprised the narrow-minded moderators let you post that link....
His website is a hoot though
I bought these crossovers. Sounds great for my needs and not a lot out of pocket. Nice guy too.
http://www.alkeng.com/klipsch
Terry Soohoo ... easy.^^ I agree. In car audio circles it's widely known & said it's 80% TUNING. One can make avg speakers sounds excellent once you equip them correctly.
Case in point I took my Lexus which had pretty good stock Pioneer speakers and had a circuit judge(ironically he trained other judges in Northern California AND had the exact same model car as mine so he had dialed his in) plug and play my system modeled after him. Well, looking to "upgrade" to a more expensive speakers in the $3k range after six months I took off to a well regarded audio shop across town(40 miles away) to get an opinion.
The owner of the shop was smart and said let's hear what you have.
After bringing out his demo CD he stopped it half way through and said "I don't have anything that'll improve your sound. Unless you want to spend $3k for that extra 1%." Then he got a sly smile. He asked who did the set up in my car? I dodged and said a guy in Sacramento. He named the person and laughed "He trained me. Now I'm a circuit judge".(for audio)
Anyway, that's integrity for a guy to turn down money knowing the law of diminishing returns.
Point is get it dialed in with the proper equipment and it'll rip.