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virulentv
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PEERLESS anyone?

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Anyone here has experience with Peerless Definition 6? I saw a lot of people talk about Peerless raw drivers but would this be a decent setup for around that price ?

http://www.madisound.com/cgi-bin/index. ... 1&pid=1969

Or i dont know how to pick up raw drivers and match them ...so if someone experimented like that and ended up decently for this budget ... let me know..

Thanks for all help in advance ... really appreciate ...


Umar

p.s in the link it says "Nominal Impedance 3 ohm"... does it mean it requires amp with @4ohm setting or @2ohm setting ? Cause i usually dont see amp with @3ohm setting.
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I haven't used them, but if they are anything like their raw drivers, they should be really good. I think Jonathan used one of their coaxials and said it was good for the money.
As for the amp, most amps that do 4 ohms should be able to handle a nominal 3 ohms, but a 2 ohm amp definitely would.
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Post by Jonathan »

I've been tinkering with the SEAS coax. Haven't messed with the Definitions. I'd imagine they'd be as good or better than anything in the price range. They're built well and are a good value, while most of the equipment at that price ranges from poor to being pure garbage.
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Post by Jonathan »

I just bought some Aura MR62s cause I've always wanted to own a pair. I did see another guy selling some

http://www.diymobileaudio.com/forum/sho ... php?t=9366

They're not made anymore, and they're a flat out steal for the money. Probably one of the best examples of Auras top-notch motor technology.
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Post by virulentv »

thanks a lot JONATHAN & SOLACE. I will be following up with AuraMR62s. Hopefully can get those. Thanks again for the help.
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Good luck on getting those!
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Jonathan wrote:I just bought some Aura MR62s cause I've always wanted to own a pair. I did see another guy selling some
http://www.diymobileaudio.com/forum/sho ... php?t=9366
They're not made anymore, and they're a flat out steal for the money. Probably one of the best examples of Auras top-notch motor technology.

I'm a big fan of Aura's MR line. The MR62's are/were excellent. The Aura MR1 tweeter is bright,detailed and airy but never harsh or brittle. The MR62's(and the MR6.1's and 5.1's for that matter) are transparent but with a tinge of warmth. There are quite few reviews on them on many of the car audio forums if you do a search.
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Post by virulentv »

what happened to HYBRID AUDIO LEGATIAs ?
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Post by Jonathan »

Just got them today :D Will post pics later. Tinkering with them in my truck at the moment haha. Sound fantastic, btw. Better than I remember
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Jonathan wrote:Just got them today :D Will post pics later. Tinkering with them in my truck at the moment haha. Sound fantastic, btw. Better than I remember
Which size?
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