BA SL60 vs. Pro60

[mzjc 10+ year member]

For a SQ system, rounded off by two RE SE12's (sealed)

I'm debating between both these sets, however I heard that the tweets were "bright" and they lacked midbass.

I like the Pro60's, but heard they are very power hungry (200-300w), not sure if I need it THAT loud, but was wonder if the SL60's are underrated also (80w spec), would they like more.. if so, what? I'd like to get something around 100-150 or so.

What other speakers would you recommend that would also have good midbass and maybe not so "bright" of a tweet.

My music varies alot, from Rock/Metal to Rap/R&B.

Budget: $300-350 (ebay/online prices)

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[goodrich 10+ year member]

PM 6spdcoupe...he'll hook you up, maybe with some rainbows.

 

[Kickerkitty 10+ year member]

For a SQ system, rounded off by two RE SE12's (sealed)
I'm debating between both these sets, however I heard that the tweets were "bright" and they lacked midbass.

I like the Pro60's, but heard they are very power hungry (200-300w), not sure if I need it THAT loud, but was wonder if the SL60's are underrated also (80w spec), would they like more.. if so, what? I'd like to get something around 100-150 or so.

What other speakers would you recommend that would also have good midbass and maybe not so "bright" of a tweet.

My music varies alot, from Rock/Metal to Rap/R&B.

Budget: $300-350 (ebay/online prices)

I have the Pro60's and your concerns about being too "bright" probably arn't as valid as most people make them out to be. I have no problems with brightness, I have the passive crossovers set at -2 db and everythign sounds excellent. Between the SL60 and the Pro60's there is no contest, the Pro60's are in another league. What you are described as needing, especially with those subs, suggests to me you want the Pro60's.