Recent content by mr burns

Denali 804. I think you're right about the power issue. These speakers need power to make them shine. The guy who reviewed them for Car Audio & Electronics said he could not believe the midbass these things can produce.

Squeak 9798 speaks the truth. Balance control will attenuate all frequencies. Time alignment, used properly, when you have to work with stock locations is a Godsend.

I'm also running the MLK165's. When I bought them, I asked the same question, and was told that the Hertz sales rep, who called on them said he was running 300watts per side to his MLK's and noticed a big increase in midbass. I think I'm going to bridge my PDX 4.150, buy a two channel for the...

You are so lucky. I couldn't afford those so I got the 165's instead. I hope you will let us know how you like them when you get them installed.

Sorry. I'm running active, with 150 going to each tweeter. Wasn't thinking that your using the passives.

75 watts to the tweeters should be more than enough. Where are they mounted?

I really like the PDX 4-150. The birth sheet that comes with it says it actually measures 168 watts. Very efficient, no lights dimming etc. I also run the PDX 1-1000 to my sub. These amps are really small, and stackable. Both amps fit under the back seat in my truck, out of sight. If you go to...

I am running the MLK165 comps active, through A Rockford Fosgate 3Sixty.2 DSP. The amp is an Alpine PDX 4-150. So that's 150 per speaker. I wouldn't hesitate to give the mids double that. Please let me know how you like these speakers when you have them set up the way you want. They're pretty...