6.5 components

[dragnix 5,000+ posts]

Infinity Kappa 60.7CS- compared to the eclipse system?
you know, thats a good point. But what about at a movie thearter?

ur not watching a movie when ur driving are u? //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif

Besides, movies use 5.1 recording where as music only utilize 2 channels, left and right, or stereo if u will. Rarely are there music recorded in 5.1, unless ur talking about music videos

 

[kingkong101 10+ year member]

ok i understand that but which would you pick for this application between the eclipse beyma and kappa component sets for loudness and SQ. He already has subs so bass is not a issue, of course he needs some midbass though.

 

[DejaWiz 5,000+ posts]

you know, thats a good point. But what about at a movie thearter?

Much different scenario. Unless you are going to be running a dedicated surround sound processor in your car, there is almost no need for duplicate front and rear stereo speakers. I say almost and not absolutely no need for it because some people do prefer rear fill.

[ninja edit] ^ already answered

My advice: Try it without the rears for now, that way you can dump your entire speaker budget into getting the best front stage you can afford. If, after a few weeks/couple months of getting the front stage and sub stage blended to your liking, you feel you're missing the rears, then get some decent coaxials and power them off the hu or a small amp.

 

[kingkong101 10+ year member]

Ok i completely understand That now. between the

Eclipse SC6500

Beyma RFK-62 (BLACK BOX)

Sound quality and loudness which one should he pick with a 85 watt per channel amp??? PLEASE GOD ANSWER ME

 

[kingkong101 10+ year member]

Or can i jack them both with 340rms and will they blow?

 

[DejaWiz 5,000+ posts]

Out of those, I'd go Eclipse. But I'd still rather take the Pioneer REV comps.

Or can i jack them both with 340rms and will they blow?

Click the link in my sig. You don't have to sent the full 340rms to them. You can tailor it how you want. And since that's the case....if you want killer midbass and decent SQ on the cheap, get a set of RSd65cs and sent them around 2x150w rms.

 

[kingkong101 10+ year member]

Diamond Audio S600A (HEX S600 w/ Aluminum Dome Tweeters) these will fit but their much more expensive would they be worth it?

 

[kingkong101 10+ year member]

and if you think the REV are better than the diamonds i cant figure out the top mount depth for the rev and it cant be more than 2.25

 

[DejaWiz 5,000+ posts]

Diamond Audio S600A (HEX S600 w/ Aluminum Dome Tweeters) these will fit but their much more expensive would they be worth it?

If you're going to spend that much I'd recommend the Pioneer TS-C720PRS's and maybe even an active crossover.

 

[DejaWiz 5,000+ posts]

and if you think the REV are better than the diamonds i cant figure out the top mount depth for the rev and it cant be more than 2.25

They're 2 3/8" deep.

 

[kingkong101 10+ year member]

Any other suggestions because i kind of tihnk i want the diamond audio now

 

[DejaWiz 5,000+ posts]

Do you have any place locally that you can audition speaker at? If so, have you already done so and which speakers have you auditioned?

 

[kingkong101 10+ year member]

no i have not auditioned the pioneers OR the diamonds. Any other suggestions? Would the diamonds sound good with the hifoncs 85 rms per channel amp?

 

[DejaWiz 5,000+ posts]

no i have not auditioned the pioneers OR the diamonds. Any other suggestions? Would the diamonds sound good with the hifoncs 85 rms per channel amp?

I much prefer the sound of the Revs or the 720PRS's, as I think the Diamonds are a bit shrill in the highs, but that is merely my opinion.

 

[kingkong101 10+ year member]

i would DEFINITELY do rev's IF i had enough top mount depth lol