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<blockquote data-quote="Etac" data-source="post: 3606081" data-attributes="member: 570589">i was looking into these when buying my speakers - i never heard em or dealt with them in person but from what i was told they love power... but takes alot to get them moving... the midbass i heard was good but another thing to take into consideration is that im pretty sure they are discontinued if you run into any problems - but plz let other ppl comment on this cause as i said i have no personal expierence and dont wanna lead ya the wrong way...when it comes to rear fill - if you have a properly tuned setup its really not needed.. infact you are probaly better off ditching the rears and put that extra money towards better front speakers or another part of your setup (sound deadening for example)if you do add it - i suggest only mid&#039;s without tweets this way it wont pull the image as much and defently dont spend a lot of money on rear fill.. you can usually find a sweet spot where it will sound good even tho a lot of ppl here will argue with you about &quot;sound stage&quot; if one overpowers the other just use the fader control..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Etac, post: 3606081, member: 570589"] i was looking into these when buying my speakers - i never heard em or dealt with them in person but from what i was told they love power... but takes alot to get them moving... the midbass i heard was good but another thing to take into consideration is that im pretty sure they are discontinued if you run into any problems - but plz let other ppl comment on this cause as i said i have no personal expierence and dont wanna lead ya the wrong way... when it comes to rear fill - if you have a properly tuned setup its really not needed.. infact you are probaly better off ditching the rears and put that extra money towards better front speakers or another part of your setup (sound deadening for example) if you do add it - i suggest only mid's without tweets this way it wont pull the image as much and defently dont spend a lot of money on rear fill.. you can usually find a sweet spot where it will sound good even tho a lot of ppl here will argue with you about "sound stage" if one overpowers the other just use the fader control.. [/QUOTE]

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