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<blockquote data-quote="Stingerssx" data-source="post: 8211545" data-attributes="member: 659199">That&#039;s another set I tried, Orions. I bought 2 pairs when they were on sale at Fry&#039;s for like $40 or something.&nbsp; Thank you for your opinion of Infinitys. I&#039;ve heard that before. But &quot;tinny&quot; highs would be better than the muffled crap that I&#039;m hearing. But I don&#039;t have the Kappas, I have the reference. I bought these because I had some 4x6 plates and 6x9s in an older Firebird, and they sounded really good. Warm highs, and good mids, even from the 4x6 plates. I was really impressed. And like I said before, the crappy sound doesn&#039;t change with the speaker.Think of it this way. When you have a cold and your head is all stuffed up, and your son is driving his power wheels all over the house. That whining from the motor gets that annoying sound in your head, and then he hits the horn.&nbsp; That&#039;s like what I&#039;m hearing. At lower volumes, it&#039;s not so bad, but then you can&#039;t hear the song.And about stacking the components, I believe that&#039;s where my static is coming from. I&#039;d like to try to make a common ground with a wire, but I want to get good sound first.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stingerssx, post: 8211545, member: 659199"] That's another set I tried, Orions. I bought 2 pairs when they were on sale at Fry's for like $40 or something. Thank you for your opinion of Infinitys. I've heard that before. But "tinny" highs would be better than the muffled crap that I'm hearing. But I don't have the Kappas, I have the reference. I bought these because I had some 4x6 plates and 6x9s in an older Firebird, and they sounded really good. Warm highs, and good mids, even from the 4x6 plates. I was really impressed. And like I said before, the crappy sound doesn't change with the speaker. Think of it this way. When you have a cold and your head is all stuffed up, and your son is driving his power wheels all over the house. That whining from the motor gets that annoying sound in your head, and then he hits the horn. That's like what I'm hearing. At lower volumes, it's not so bad, but then you can't hear the song. And about stacking the components, I believe that's where my static is coming from. I'd like to try to make a common ground with a wire, but I want to get good sound first. [/QUOTE]

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