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<blockquote data-quote="El Ropo" data-source="post: 1353140" data-attributes="member: 561863">Infinity speakers are infamous for their lack of low end response.It sounds like you&#039;re using factory HU with no amp.&nbsp; That is a big no-no with any comps.&nbsp; Comps are designed for best performance with a decent aftermarket amplifier.&nbsp; If you don&#039;t have one, your comps will always sound bad no matter what make or model you have.One more thing,&nbsp; Whoever said comps don&#039;t put out bass haven&#039;t had a set correctly installed in deadened doors, running off clean 75 to 100 watts rms.&nbsp; Any high quality comp will sound great in properly deadened doors, when installed correctly.&nbsp; Of course Infinity isn&#039;t considered close to high quality nowadays, so you will never have great bass response with those comps.&nbsp; I know, I had them in my car before I got my 6500s.&nbsp; Night and day in the SQ and midbass dept.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="El Ropo, post: 1353140, member: 561863"] Infinity speakers are infamous for their lack of low end response. It sounds like you're using factory HU with no amp. That is a big no-no with any comps. Comps are designed for best performance with a decent aftermarket amplifier. If you don't have one, your comps will always sound bad no matter what make or model you have. One more thing, Whoever said comps don't put out bass haven't had a set correctly installed in deadened doors, running off clean 75 to 100 watts rms. Any high quality comp will sound great in properly deadened doors, when installed correctly. Of course Infinity isn't considered close to high quality nowadays, so you will never have great bass response with those comps. I know, I had them in my car before I got my 6500s. Night and day in the SQ and midbass dept. [/QUOTE]

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