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<blockquote data-quote="slaya786" data-source="post: 2924794" data-attributes="member: 572223">Hi..I&#039;m looking to upgrade my front components. I currently have CDT KA-61&#039;s powered by a Cadence Z800(150w/channel)What I dont like about the CDT&#039;s is that they are very harsh to my ears. The sound does not sound &quot;natural&quot; it sounds &quot;high pitched&quot; to me. Also, they seem to distort easily at high volumes, though, i am overpowering them.What I would like is a component set that sounds clear without being TOO bright, with good mid-bass. I&#039;m looking into Dynaudio, as they seem like they will do this. any recommendations?My budget is tight, and I know I wont get the best, but i&#039;d like a huge improvement over the CDT KA-61&#039;s.. I&#039;d like to keep them around 150$, but I can do 200$ max.My head unit is a Pioneer DEH-P6800MP, i have no rear speakers, and one 400w sub.Thanks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="slaya786, post: 2924794, member: 572223"] Hi.. I'm looking to upgrade my front components. I currently have CDT KA-61's powered by a Cadence Z800(150w/channel) What I dont like about the CDT's is that they are very harsh to my ears. The sound does not sound "natural" it sounds "high pitched" to me. Also, they seem to distort easily at high volumes, though, i am overpowering them. What I would like is a component set that sounds clear without being TOO bright, with good mid-bass. I'm looking into Dynaudio, as they seem like they will do this. any recommendations? My budget is tight, and I know I wont get the best, but i'd like a huge improvement over the CDT KA-61's.. I'd like to keep them around 150$, but I can do 200$ max. My head unit is a Pioneer DEH-P6800MP, i have no rear speakers, and one 400w sub. Thanks. [/QUOTE]

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