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<blockquote data-quote="teedot231999" data-source="post: 4594805" data-attributes="member: 587547">The two brands you have both make pretty good comp sets. They both put out sound very well. I could see if you had a really good set and a bad comp set then I would say that your sound will be azz. You are fortunate to have two decent sets. If you are not running a rediculous sub set up like eight 10&#039;s or six 12&#039;s then one comp set should be surfice. If you realy want to run both comp sets then do so. It&#039;s your ears and your car so do what you feel. I think the problem of tuning lies in the Xover not the speakers themselves. Mixing componets is a common thing with serious audiophiles. They often&nbsp; like only certain parts of a componet set either the midbass/midrange or the tweet and even just the Xover. Why do you think they shop at partsexpress.com and madisound.com? In order to achieve the sound they want they will mix and match speakers until they find the perfect blend that satisfies their ears. Again thats were the Xover comes into play. IMO a poorly designed Xover will screw up the sound of some really good speakers. Like I said earlier it&#039;s your car and your ears do what you feel. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif</blockquote>

[QUOTE="teedot231999, post: 4594805, member: 587547"] The two brands you have both make pretty good comp sets. They both put out sound very well. I could see if you had a really good set and a bad comp set then I would say that your sound will be azz. You are fortunate to have two decent sets. [B]If you are not running a rediculous sub set up like eight 10's or six 12's then one comp set should be surfice[/B]. [B]If you realy want to run both comp sets then do so. It's your ears and your car so do what you feel.[/B] I think the problem of tuning lies in the [B]Xover not the speakers [/B]themselves. Mixing componets is a common thing with serious audiophiles. They often like only certain parts of a componet set either the midbass/midrange or the tweet and even just the Xover. Why do you think they shop at partsexpress.com and madisound.com? In order to achieve the sound they want they will mix and match speakers until they find the perfect blend that satisfies their ears. Again thats were the Xover comes into play. IMO a poorly designed Xover will screw up the sound of some really good speakers. Like I said earlier it's your car and your ears do what you feel. [IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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