There is nothing else that's wrong with it. You know how companies b!tch about cosmetics....aggybong wrote:So they were rejected and are at half price because the color was off, or are there some other kind of problem with these?
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Ryan from Ohio
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The speakers used are the Classic Line mid bass's.
The color is the only reason (not important if you cant see it!).
For $150 probably the best bang for the buck. Also the Resonant Engineering RE series are to be good also.
The color is the only reason (not important if you cant see it!).
For $150 probably the best bang for the buck. Also the Resonant Engineering RE series are to be good also.
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btw i would check out djdilliodon (he is an authorized CDT dealer) you can aim him at djdilliodon or check him out on caraudio.com or cardomain.com
he has great deals on CDT speakers and other brands.
btw i have some cl61s and i had to make baffles for them. I also have the EF series and they are about the same depth. pretty deep.
he has great deals on CDT speakers and other brands.
btw i have some cl61s and i had to make baffles for them. I also have the EF series and they are about the same depth. pretty deep.
The CDT CL61's are listed in the paperwork that comes with them as a 2 1/2"(7cm) mounting depth. The 5 1/4" are listed at 2 1/4"(6cm). The 4" have a 2"(5cm) depth.
They are great speakers but do require a fair amount of power and some time imaging to really enjoy them fully. I got mine from The Zeb and there is nothing wrong with them. Like already stated, you can't even see them in most mountings. A simple 3/4 MDF baffle should make them fit in most cars.
They are great speakers but do require a fair amount of power and some time imaging to really enjoy them fully. I got mine from The Zeb and there is nothing wrong with them. Like already stated, you can't even see them in most mountings. A simple 3/4 MDF baffle should make them fit in most cars.
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GlassWolf
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the difference in accuracy is minimal if detectable at all depending on the quality of the soft domes really.
If they're really good, you won't know it, and they'll be very transparent and smooth.
My DynAudio System360 system uses soft domes if I recall, and I'm quite fond of them, but that component set lists for about $1200
If they're really good, you won't know it, and they'll be very transparent and smooth.
My DynAudio System360 system uses soft domes if I recall, and I'm quite fond of them, but that component set lists for about $1200
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