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<blockquote data-quote="alteraudiousa" data-source="post: 2476084" data-attributes="member: 564560"><p>I would look at the ADS, Rainbows or CDT&#039;s.&nbsp; The Rainbows are quite liked around here and do well, a little too warm in the midrange but a nice SQ set of speakers.&nbsp; ADS have a good all round sound to them, little emphasized in the midbass section on certain things and the highs were as good as the Rainbows.&nbsp; The CDT depending on which set you go with have different qualities.&nbsp; EF have a good highs like the Rainbows but lack some of the midbass punch to them( a good SQ sub will compensate for some of it).&nbsp; The HD&#039;s are a good all round set that will match both of the others and do better IMO also but they normally cost more.&nbsp; The Pioneers have never impressed me as a loud, good SQ speaker and definitely don&#039;t match sets from ADS, CDT or Rainbow in the same price range.&nbsp; Only plus I see is they require little power.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="alteraudiousa, post: 2476084, member: 564560"] I would look at the ADS, Rainbows or CDT's. The Rainbows are quite liked around here and do well, a little too warm in the midrange but a nice SQ set of speakers. ADS have a good all round sound to them, little emphasized in the midbass section on certain things and the highs were as good as the Rainbows. The CDT depending on which set you go with have different qualities. EF have a good highs like the Rainbows but lack some of the midbass punch to them( a good SQ sub will compensate for some of it). The HD's are a good all round set that will match both of the others and do better IMO also but they normally cost more. The Pioneers have never impressed me as a loud, good SQ speaker and definitely don't match sets from ADS, CDT or Rainbow in the same price range. Only plus I see is they require little power. [/QUOTE]

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