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<blockquote data-quote="zero7404" data-source="post: 3756655" data-attributes="member: 584768">i had qsd 216&#039;s installed in my car for about 2.5 yrs. nice component set.but a few months ago something gave and they died on me.....so i decided to try the zr650-csi&#039;s.connected to the same amp and deck combo as the quarts (without any changes to parameters), these sound much more detailed than my quarts did. i was very very surprised to hear details that i did not hear on my quarts. i didn&#039;t expect that from a speaker system that is generally accepted by car audio ppl as lower-end when compared to mb quart. keep in mind that my quarts were built back when mb was germany-based german-engineered.i am going to do some more detailed listening when i set them up in active (toss the jl crossovers) and connected to an audison lrx 5.1K.they are also mounted on exactly the same mdf baffles as my quarts were. basically a pure speaker swap out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zero7404, post: 3756655, member: 584768"] i had qsd 216's installed in my car for about 2.5 yrs. nice component set. but a few months ago something gave and they died on me.....so i decided to try the zr650-csi's. connected to the same amp and deck combo as the quarts (without any changes to parameters), these sound much more detailed than my quarts did. i was very very surprised to hear details that i did not hear on my quarts. i didn't expect that from a speaker system that is generally accepted by car audio ppl as lower-end when compared to mb quart. keep in mind that my quarts were built back when mb was germany-based german-engineered. i am going to do some more detailed listening when i set them up in active (toss the jl crossovers) and connected to an audison lrx 5.1K. they are also mounted on exactly the same mdf baffles as my quarts were. basically a pure speaker swap out. [/QUOTE]

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