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<blockquote data-quote="maxmil982" data-source="post: 8691948" data-attributes="member: 669015">Thanks. Man, I&#039;ll tell you I&#039;ve done dozens of hours of research and am still just soaking it all in. Really ready to dive in soon and start this build.Something you said, and what I&#039;ve been hearing is SPL and SQ dont really coexist realistically. One thing for sure is I will be porting to 31HZ, so deep loud lows is definitely the priority. And maybe this will come with practical experience after building, but I&#039;m also concerned with the SQ of the mids and highs AND of course clarity and accuracy of the lows. In reality I&#039;m not gonna drive around beating my chest out with lows up to the max. So at mid volume I&#039;d like it to be clear and clean.I assume the excellent amp and sub I got will take care of good clean lows.Back to the mids and highs you mentioned... It seems like you&#039;re saying an upgrade on the H/U will improve the SQ of the mids and highs just by it being current and better processing(pls correct me if I&#039;m wrong). Is there a separate piece of equipment I can add to this setup to equate what a better H/U will provide and may even be more beneficial? What would you suggest I look into as far as an additional piece of equipment or processor?I&#039;m trying to keep it relatively simple yet quality. I&#039;m not too concerned with getting totally audiophile level quality. Just want to get it sounding great without splitting hairs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="maxmil982, post: 8691948, member: 669015"] Thanks. Man, I'll tell you I've done dozens of hours of research and am still just soaking it all in. Really ready to dive in soon and start this build. Something you said, and what I've been hearing is SPL and SQ dont really coexist realistically. One thing for sure is I will be porting to 31HZ, so deep loud lows is definitely the priority. And maybe this will come with practical experience after building, but I'm also concerned with the SQ of the mids and highs AND of course clarity and accuracy of the lows. In reality I'm not gonna drive around beating my chest out with lows up to the max. So at mid volume I'd like it to be clear and clean. I assume the excellent amp and sub I got will take care of good clean lows. Back to the mids and highs you mentioned... It seems like you're saying an upgrade on the H/U will improve the SQ of the mids and highs just by it being current and better processing(pls correct me if I'm wrong). Is there a separate piece of equipment I can add to this setup to equate what a better H/U will provide and may even be more beneficial? What would you suggest I look into as far as an additional piece of equipment or processor? I'm trying to keep it relatively simple yet quality. I'm not too concerned with getting totally audiophile level quality. Just want to get it sounding great without splitting hairs. [/QUOTE]

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