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The brightness of the tweeters depends on placement with the focal's. You can always adjust DOWN on the treble, instead of cranking it wide open & clipping the amplifier which could damage the speakers...
Having too much is not a problem (turn it down, just like sub bass). At the same time you don't want a speaker to sound dull. You want crisp, accurate, detailed treble...
When choosing speakers it's tough. you should listen to them to get a idea of what you like.. Running the Focal's off a radio is just fine, thousands of people do it everyday. Will a amp help? yes, but you can buy a $1,000 amp to power $50 speakers...it will still sound like a $50 speakers.... You can spend $1000 on speakers with a $50 amp & they will sound like $1000 speakers still....but not at their full potential!
Please just go to a shop, listen to the focal Access/Integration series coaxials.... Then listen to everything else they have, it will be a easy choice! You will probably love them, but if not...atleast you know what you do like! All speakers sound different, use YOUR ears!!
Having too much is not a problem (turn it down, just like sub bass). At the same time you don't want a speaker to sound dull. You want crisp, accurate, detailed treble...
When choosing speakers it's tough. you should listen to them to get a idea of what you like.. Running the Focal's off a radio is just fine, thousands of people do it everyday. Will a amp help? yes, but you can buy a $1,000 amp to power $50 speakers...it will still sound like a $50 speakers.... You can spend $1000 on speakers with a $50 amp & they will sound like $1000 speakers still....but not at their full potential!
Please just go to a shop, listen to the focal Access/Integration series coaxials.... Then listen to everything else they have, it will be a easy choice! You will probably love them, but if not...atleast you know what you do like! All speakers sound different, use YOUR ears!!
