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2ndGenTeg · 02-11-2002, 02:00 AM

I have the resolution separates in my car, and I love them. What really drew me to them was the midbass. Very clean and very deep. I also think in car, they have one of the flattest frequency response curves in their price range. They're a little lacking in the midrange, but hey, they're 6 1/2".

If you're running subs, look at the Kenwood Excelon- tons of midrange, so they produce a very nice front stage. If you won't be running subs, beware- they don't have a lot of low end.

Just please, PLEASE stay away from a meal dome tweeter. It may sound crisp and clean at first, but you'll grow to hate it. After a while, it sounds "tinny" and shrill.

Stay away from oval speakers- just build a plate and drop in coaxes.

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02-11-2002, 02:00 AM	#3
2ndGenTeg 4th Gear Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Boulder, CO Age: 45 Posts: 830	I have the resolution separates in my car, and I love them. What really drew me to them was the midbass. Very clean and very deep. I also think in car, they have one of the flattest frequency response curves in their price range. They're a little lacking in the midrange, but hey, they're 6 1/2". If you're running subs, look at the Kenwood Excelon- tons of midrange, so they produce a very nice front stage. If you won't be running subs, beware- they don't have a lot of low end. Just please, PLEASE stay away from a meal dome tweeter. It may sound crisp and clean at first, but you'll grow to hate it. After a while, it sounds "tinny" and shrill. Stay away from oval speakers- just build a plate and drop in coaxes.