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<blockquote data-quote="kkpsiguy" data-source="post: 3162622" data-attributes="member: 574412">Hey all--I&#039;m looking for a set of components.&nbsp; What I have found so far is the Raindbow CMX 265 Kick.&nbsp; I looked at the website that is on the opening page before you come into the forums, and I emailed them last nite.&nbsp; What I told them is that I listen a lot of Christian rock and rap, but I also enjoy others like The Carpenters, Beach Boys, other contemporary and also I love bass tracks.&nbsp; I want a set that would fill in the mid-bass and that also I can kill the sub or turn it down when I want&nbsp; to listen to something soft.&nbsp; I want them to sound warm and vibrant, and full of detail.&nbsp;&nbsp; They said that what I had picked out would be a good choice.&nbsp; What I would like to know from ya&#039;ll, are they a good choice??&nbsp; I have heard people on here say nothing but good things, but I also have never heard them by my own ear.&nbsp; If you know of anything better, please do tell.&nbsp; I wasnt wanting to spend more then $400 on these.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kkpsiguy, post: 3162622, member: 574412"] Hey all-- I'm looking for a set of components. What I have found so far is the Raindbow CMX 265 Kick. I looked at the website that is on the opening page before you come into the forums, and I emailed them last nite. What I told them is that I listen a lot of Christian rock and rap, but I also enjoy others like The Carpenters, Beach Boys, other contemporary and also I love bass tracks. I want a set that would fill in the mid-bass and that also I can kill the sub or turn it down when I want to listen to something soft. I want them to sound warm and vibrant, and full of detail. They said that what I had picked out would be a good choice. What I would like to know from ya'll, are they a good choice?? I have heard people on here say nothing but good things, but I also have never heard them by my own ear. If you know of anything better, please do tell. I wasnt wanting to spend more then $400 on these. [/QUOTE]

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