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<blockquote data-quote="Firewalker" data-source="post: 8783041" data-attributes="member: 676743">I looked at those sets at one time here in the US. I found that many people think those &quot;low end&quot; Focal tweeters sound too harsh. Between the 3 I would do one of the JBL sets. The 2nd set you mentioned is the newer set out there from JBL/Harmon Kardon. If you can find a store over there has them to listen it might help or someone you know. A lot depends on the music you listen to as well. And if you want to go active with the system via DSP or via the head unit by ditching the crossovers that come with them. Mine is getting Steven MB-6s which are 6.5&quot; midbass with the Alpine XT-25 tweeters and doing active with a DSP to get the most out of them. Also hopefully you are using an amplifier as well. As a OEM head unit or aftermarket won&#039;t have enough power to really push those components properly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Firewalker, post: 8783041, member: 676743"] I looked at those sets at one time here in the US. I found that many people think those "low end" Focal tweeters sound too harsh. Between the 3 I would do one of the JBL sets. The 2nd set you mentioned is the newer set out there from JBL/Harmon Kardon. If you can find a store over there has them to listen it might help or someone you know. A lot depends on the music you listen to as well. And if you want to go active with the system via DSP or via the head unit by ditching the crossovers that come with them. Mine is getting Steven MB-6s which are 6.5" midbass with the Alpine XT-25 tweeters and doing active with a DSP to get the most out of them. Also hopefully you are using an amplifier as well. As a OEM head unit or aftermarket won't have enough power to really push those components properly. [/QUOTE]

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