What size? 6.5's?
the JL's are really nice for that price range
my jl 653 set didnt like 85 watts thrown at it in the least (rated at 70 watts) and they really arent for jamming they lose clarity at higher volumes which is what they are pretty good for. i dont know retail pricing of beyma but if you want a loud clean set of comps even their "entry level" set jams .
bikejunkie223
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Dls Up6's would be friggin' sweet, though that's more power than they even need to sound awesome.
Speedyd718
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good deal right here. my cdt hd's. can't go wrong with them.
http://forums.caraudio.com/vb/showthread.php?t=126917
http://forums.caraudio.com/vb/showthread.php?t=126917
thats what i was going to suggest...
i got my set in last week and i cant wait to put them in. theyll be pushed by a PG xenon 200.2 amp. ive talked to half a dozen people who have ~200wrms going to each side and they're awesome.
cant speak from experience yet though..
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how much time are on those cdt's ?
Image Dynamics CSX-64 Chameleons. I just installed some in my friend's car and they sound amazing. Definately sound better than the Focal 165V2's Polyglass I used to own. And 150Wx2 at 4 ohms is perfect for those. You can pick up a set for about $300. The mids are about 6.75 inches so they're a little bigger than 6.5 and **** they are heavy. They weigh as much as most 8-inch subs. The tweeters are silk, and they are big too, around 2 inches.
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looking at Rainbow SLC's CXS64's and Diamond S600s's hmm hmm hmm
bikejunkie223
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Dls Wh0re
I hate those humungoloid tweeters focal uses, and some of thier older tweets are so bright they will saw your ear off!
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