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<blockquote data-quote="Why So Cereal?" data-source="post: 7728162" data-attributes="member: 626047">They are definitely a soft sounding tweet IMO with a good bit of detail to them. They only seem to make their presence known when necessary on songs with amplified highs. Granted, these were in my room and my car didn&#039;t get a chance to violate the sound with resonances and reflections and what-not lol. I doubt ANYONE would be disappointed in these speakers for what you pay or even double the price for that matter. I like Polk equipment as well and I was tossing between the ID&#039;s and MM&#039;s as well. Only reason I chose the ID&#039;s is that I&#039;d never owned an ID product so I figured why not. Polk stuff is solid and MM&#039;s get great reviews. I like RF equipment, but if those T1 comps are anything like the Punch series I had, I doubt you&#039;ll like them. Like Alpine R&#039;s, they emphasize the highs pretty strongly and it takes some nifty EQ work to get em tamed down.Here&#039;s a vid of mine I made pretty quick. That was full range (no HPF) on about 200wrms to the set. Midbass was stunning and the tweet blended perfectly and that song is one of the ones with pretty amplified highs.<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdRebmgsWo0" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdRebmgsWo0</a>Here are the coaxs on a smoother song. Tonally, the Comps stomp all over the Coaxs so if these sound decent to you (considering its over the net) then the comps will sound waaaaaaay better in person.<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6dFvmFnyxo" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6dFvmFnyxo</a>As kind of an indicator as to how much I like these speakers, I am selling/have sold all of my audio equipment since I traded my car and these comps are staying right here along with my Pioneer 880PRS HU. If I ever put a system in this car or another, these will be going in for sure on front stage duty.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Why So Cereal?, post: 7728162, member: 626047"] They are definitely a soft sounding tweet IMO with a good bit of detail to them. They only seem to make their presence known when necessary on songs with amplified highs. Granted, these were in my room and my car didn't get a chance to violate the sound with resonances and reflections and what-not lol. I doubt ANYONE would be disappointed in these speakers for what you pay or even double the price for that matter. I like Polk equipment as well and I was tossing between the ID's and MM's as well. Only reason I chose the ID's is that I'd never owned an ID product so I figured why not. Polk stuff is solid and MM's get great reviews. I like RF equipment, but if those T1 comps are anything like the Punch series I had, I doubt you'll like them. Like Alpine R's, they emphasize the highs pretty strongly and it takes some nifty EQ work to get em tamed down. Here's a vid of mine I made pretty quick. That was full range (no HPF) on about 200wrms to the set. Midbass was stunning and the tweet blended perfectly and that song is one of the ones with pretty amplified highs. [URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdRebmgsWo0"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdRebmgsWo0[/URL] Here are the coaxs on a smoother song. Tonally, the Comps stomp all over the Coaxs so if these sound decent to you (considering its over the net) then the comps will sound waaaaaaay better in person. [URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6dFvmFnyxo"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6dFvmFnyxo[/URL] As kind of an indicator as to how much I like these speakers, I am selling/have sold all of my audio equipment since I traded my car and these comps are staying right here along with my Pioneer 880PRS HU. If I ever put a system in this car or another, these will be going in for sure on front stage duty. [/QUOTE]

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