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<blockquote data-quote="okiedokie" data-source="post: 5895954" data-attributes="member: 599205">the cdt is ok,the tweeters are bright &amp;amp; can be harsh, the mid doesn&#039;t have much midbass.with the ID&#039;s the tweeter isn&#039;t aS HASRH &amp;amp; you&#039;ll get plenty of midbass.with hertz&#039;s is more of a well balanced comp set, tweeters is bright, but the mid is a lot more smoother then the cdt&#039;s.I&#039;m useing CDT es62i mids 2009, which is in a different class then the lower lines that your&#039;e looking into.I have the drt25 &amp;amp; es010 tweeters which i really think can be harsh to my ears.i dont use there tweeters any more.Rainbow speakers are really nice as well.i know many guys on this forum love cdt, but you should ask more of how there set up is,what i&#039;m tring to say is ask questions from Sound Quality guys about good speakers.there are few of use around here which can help you find a good to best speaker for your budget.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="okiedokie, post: 5895954, member: 599205"] the cdt is ok, the tweeters are bright & can be harsh, the mid doesn't have much midbass. with the ID's the tweeter isn't aS HASRH & you'll get plenty of midbass. with hertz's is more of a well balanced comp set, tweeters is bright, but the mid is a lot more smoother then the cdt's. I'm useing CDT es62i mids 2009, which is in a different class then the lower lines that your'e looking into. I have the drt25 & es010 tweeters which i really think can be harsh to my ears. i dont use there tweeters any more. Rainbow speakers are really nice as well. i know many guys on this forum love cdt, but you should ask more of how there set up is, what i'm tring to say is ask questions from Sound Quality guys about good speakers. there are few of use around here which can help you find a good to best speaker for your budget. [/QUOTE]

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