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<blockquote data-quote="ndnbolla" data-source="post: 2964287" data-attributes="member: 557729">As the title says, I am going to be upgrading from SLC 265s (kick version).Right now, they are hooked upto a nine.4 which can suppliy at least 150w.They have done very well for me so far and have blended very nicely with my single 10w6v2.However, I am now upgrading my sub-stage to two 12w6v2s. I fear that the 265s can only get so loud that they wont blend as well anymore.Here is what I am looking for in my upgrade:-Components that will sound good in my door which is already deadened. Might add another layer...-A budget of less than $500 strictly, would rather have something around $400.-Have the potential to get much louder and still have very good SQ then the SLC 265s.-Are 6.5&quot; in diameter.-Require no more than 200w.I might just keep my tweeters since they sound great. But when I get higher up in the volume, my mids start to distort.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ndnbolla, post: 2964287, member: 557729"] As the title says, I am going to be upgrading from SLC 265s (kick version). Right now, they are hooked upto a nine.4 which can suppliy at least 150w. They have done very well for me so far and have blended very nicely with my single 10w6v2. However, I am now upgrading my sub-stage to two 12w6v2s. I fear that the 265s can only get so loud that they wont blend as well anymore. Here is what I am looking for in my upgrade: -Components that will sound good in my door which is already deadened. Might add another layer... -A budget of less than $500 strictly, would rather have something around $400. -Have the potential to get much louder and still have very good SQ then the SLC 265s. -Are 6.5" in diameter. -Require no more than 200w. I might just keep my tweeters since they sound great. But when I get higher up in the volume, my mids start to distort. [/QUOTE]

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