Well I'm impressed.
I emailed MobileSQ VERY late last night with this very same question, and have already received a reply this morning:
Dwight,
The new RS165F is a big improvement over the older RS165.
The midbass has more snap, higher fs to help reduce door resonance.
The tweeter is much smoother and more extended on the top end compared to
the old ones. New crossovers as well.
$1400 is the msrp that is dictated by Seas. We normally sell them for $999
+ $25 shipping.
Here is an email from an old customer who just swapped his RS165 to the
new one.
From: Carlo Tangonan <[email protected]>
To: Eng Soedjono <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, February 24, 2007 7:27:56 PM
Subject: Seas
Eng,
I just got back from a wisconsin with the family and I installed the right
side. It sounds awesome. I was installing in the dark, in freezing
rain/snow mix. And when I finally turned the music on, I was blown
away!!! First thing I noticed was the midbass. I didn't really read much
about the mids, so I was really surprised. It blended really well with
the seas 10". I have the mid crossed at 80 at 24db and 1.6k 12db from the
previous setup. The tweeter is also more natural sounding, smoother. I
also left the tweeter crossed at 2.2k and 12db. I left the left side with
the old reference set, because of the weather and so I could compare both
sides.
THanks again for hooking me up bro. you're the man!
I'm in the process of designing a system for my 2003 Explorer and hopefully will have everything up and running within a month or so. Here's how things look so far:
Clarion DRZ-9255
Seas Lotus Reference RS165f's
Jl Audio Stealth Box w/ single 10w3v3
Audison LRX 4.300 (Seas)
Audison LRX 1.400(10w3)
Edead in the doors
I'm trying to keep things simple this time around. My last system was way too complex and a complete bear to tweak:
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/846007
I'm going to have my local Sound Advice do the install as I'm completely swamped at work, but hopefully I'll be back soon with some pics and reviews of the Seas/Audison combo.
-Dwight
Well I'm impressed.
I emailed MobileSQ VERY late last night with this very same question, and have already received a reply this morning:
[b]Dwight,
The new RS165F is a big improvement over the older RS165.
The midbass has more snap, higher fs to help reduce door resonance.
The tweeter is much smoother and more extended on the top end compared to
the old ones. New crossovers as well.
$1400 is the msrp that is dictated by Seas. We normally sell them for $999
+ $25 shipping.
Here is an email from an old customer who just swapped his RS165 to the
new one.
From: Carlo Tangonan <
[email protected]>
To: Eng Soedjono <
[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, February 24, 2007 7:27:56 PM
Subject: Seas
Eng,
I just got back from a wisconsin with the family and I installed the right
side. It sounds awesome. I was installing in the dark, in freezing
rain/snow mix. And when I finally turned the music on, I was blown
away!!! First thing I noticed was the midbass. I didn't really read much
about the mids, so I was really surprised. It blended really well with
the seas 10". I have the mid crossed at 80 at 24db and 1.6k 12db from the
previous setup. The tweeter is also more natural sounding, smoother. I
also left the tweeter crossed at 2.2k and 12db. I left the left side with
the old reference set, because of the weather and so I could compare both
sides.
THanks again for hooking me up bro. you're the man!
[/b]
I'm in the process of designing a system for my 2003 Explorer and hopefully will have everything up and running within a month or so. Here's how things look so far:
Clarion DRZ-9255
Seas Lotus Reference RS165f's
Jl Audio Stealth Box w/ single 10w3v3
Audison LRX 4.300 (Seas)
Audison LRX 1.400(10w3)
Edead in the doors
I'm trying to keep things simple this time around. My last system was way too complex and a complete bear to tweak:
[url]http://www.cardomain.com/ride/846007[/url]
I'm going to have my local Sound Advice do the install as I'm completely swamped at work, but hopefully I'll be back soon with some pics and reviews of the Seas/Audison combo.
-Dwight