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<blockquote data-quote="dewey79" data-source="post: 5434093" data-attributes="member: 605892">I have the infinity Kappa 60.9 and they are really good.&nbsp; I can hear things on the high end that I have never heard before.&nbsp; My tweeters are in my dash facing my wind shield and they sound really nice that way.I am running them off a 2 ohm 2 channel, 200 rms per channel sony amp.&nbsp; I only have to turn my gain up a quarter of the way to get a sound that fills up my car.They actully sound a lot like house speakers, but are crispy sounding and loud.&nbsp; I love them!&nbsp; They sound way better than the infinity reference components I had because they have more mid base, better surround sound, and detail.&nbsp; Whey they brake in the sound rolls off of thoses speakers like water and they are not harsh.They will sound harsh if you are not giving them enough power, but be carful not to over power them either because they will not sound as good.&nbsp; Adjust your amp so that they play in a sweet spot.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dewey79, post: 5434093, member: 605892"] I have the infinity Kappa 60.9 and they are really good. I can hear things on the high end that I have never heard before. My tweeters are in my dash facing my wind shield and they sound really nice that way. I am running them off a 2 ohm 2 channel, 200 rms per channel sony amp. I only have to turn my gain up a quarter of the way to get a sound that fills up my car. They actully sound a lot like house speakers, but are crispy sounding and loud. I love them! They sound way better than the infinity reference components I had because they have more mid base, better surround sound, and detail. Whey they brake in the sound rolls off of thoses speakers like water and they are not harsh. They will sound harsh if you are not giving them enough power, but be carful not to over power them either because they will not sound as good. Adjust your amp so that they play in a sweet spot. [/QUOTE]

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