Polk MOMOs

The Pioneer sound better than MB Quart 6x9? Sound balanced really well? That's all I'm looking for: balance, clarity (low and high volumes), etc.

(Using MTX Thunder and Kenwood 50 W RMS/channel amps which are very good. I have Polk MOMO 5.25" in the front which put out better bass than my Infinity 9613i 6x9s!)

 
The Pioneer sound better than MB Quart 6x9? Sound balanced really well? That's all I'm looking for: balance, clarity (low and high volumes), etc.
(Using MTX Thunder and Kenwood 50 W RMS/channel amps which are very good. I have Polk MOMO 5.25" in the front which put out better bass than my Infinity 9613i 6x9s!)
yes. the pioneer rev is the best overall coaxial i have ever come across. i think my zapco iforce coaxials sound better, but the revs are slightly louder. you really need an ear to tell the difference between the two at super high volumes, but in the mid-high volumes the zapcos sound better. i have owned both, and many many others.

 
Thanks for the advice, I've been torn between Polk and MB. Think I'll go w/Pioneer.

Since when did they start making good speakers? I remember 25 years ago they were really mediocre speakers. Like Jensen but not as bad.

 
Thanks for the advice, I've been torn between Polk and MB. Think I'll go w/Pioneer.
Since when did they start making good speakers? I remember 25 years ago they were really mediocre speakers. Like Jensen but not as bad.
who? pionner? if so, then where the hell have you been?

 
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