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New member Username: HairbndlvrNeenah, Wi Us Post Number: 1 Registered: Dec-04 | I am upgrading my 96 Plymouth Voyager van. I bought a Alpine CDA9831 Deck and a Alpine MRVF450 5 channel Amp I thought I would go with Polk DB5250 5 1/4 Comp. in the dash Polk DB690 6x9 in the rear, and Audiobahn AMD60Q Midbass in the door. DOes this sound like a good combo? Is there a better speaker for the price out there? Are the Polk owners out there happy with the sound quality and the durability?? Any help would be awesome. |
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Bronze Member Username: JmillerPost Number: 12 Registered: Nov-04 | He Chris, I have 2 pairs of DB650 in my 04 Accord and they sound graet. And at $150 for all 4 it make it sound even better. |
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Bronze Member Username: KklaggePost Number: 26 Registered: Dec-04 | Have the Polk dB series in the wife's Xterra...had to change out the tweet...way too harsh sounding (nothing like their home speakers). I suppose it all depends on how you like your highs to sound. CDT makes some great sounding comps with a nice mellow tweeter and you can get them for a good price if you shop around. Just my opinion of course. |
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New member Username: HairbndlvrNeenah, Wi Us Post Number: 2 Registered: Dec-04 | Just to get back to everyone....... I am hearing alot of good things about CDT speakers they are a little pricy but all I have read is very positive. Feedback anyone?? |
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Bronze Member Username: KklaggePost Number: 29 Registered: Dec-04 | How much power are you looking at sending to your comps? You can get some CDT CL-61a's at www.thezeb.com for about $150 and they'll handle a little better than 100rms a piece |