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DYNAUDIO 240 MKII - Component guide
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<blockquote data-quote="djdilliodon!" data-source="post: 8775320" data-attributes="member: 684299"><p>with the power you will have, they should be plenty loud. Of course we all have a different standard of what we consider loud so at the end of the day that along with sound with be purely subjective and will vary from listener to listener. The alpines aren’t on the same level as the DLS set IMO. The last time I was amazed by an alpine set was very long ago when they had the F1 line that the mids where based off the scan speak drivers. I’ve never heard of or had the chance to listen to a set of gladen components. Doing a quick look up of the set you mention the one thing that stood out to me is the xovers used in the set. The boards, caps, housing etc are all identical to the cross overs from a Chinese build house I know of which are cheap. That alone would personally make me stay away. A 3 way set is better than a 2 way set but only if you can properly install it. Depending on the car, location of the drivers is very important and in most vehicles will take custom work to get the ideal placement such as kick panels for example. A 2 way setup is a lot easier to install and will provide excellent performance. There is always better choices but if you are limited to the choices posted, the DLS set is a very nice quality, excellent sounding setup. I was a DLS dealer years ago and used everything they had and was always impressed with the offerings in their component line up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="djdilliodon!, post: 8775320, member: 684299"] with the power you will have, they should be plenty loud. Of course we all have a different standard of what we consider loud so at the end of the day that along with sound with be purely subjective and will vary from listener to listener. The alpines aren’t on the same level as the DLS set IMO. The last time I was amazed by an alpine set was very long ago when they had the F1 line that the mids where based off the scan speak drivers. I’ve never heard of or had the chance to listen to a set of gladen components. Doing a quick look up of the set you mention the one thing that stood out to me is the xovers used in the set. The boards, caps, housing etc are all identical to the cross overs from a Chinese build house I know of which are cheap. That alone would personally make me stay away. A 3 way set is better than a 2 way set but only if you can properly install it. Depending on the car, location of the drivers is very important and in most vehicles will take custom work to get the ideal placement such as kick panels for example. A 2 way setup is a lot easier to install and will provide excellent performance. There is always better choices but if you are limited to the choices posted, the DLS set is a very nice quality, excellent sounding setup. I was a DLS dealer years ago and used everything they had and was always impressed with the offerings in their component line up. [/QUOTE]
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