Custom DC Level 5 M1 18" Subwoofer. 3500 Watts RMS SPL Sub. Carbon Fiber TI...
$649.00
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Oct 18, 2018
GREAT SQ SPEAKERS!
1 of 1 found this helpful So I purchased these primarily to test out simply because they were so feasible @ $34/pr. No crazy install just running off of Kenwood H.U. (20wrms/ch). Replaced a well broken in pair of VRPower 3.5's and IMO they sound much clearer/cleaner. They are not as beefy but are a higher quality build, I have them crossed over at 120Hz off H.U. and they keep up reasonably well with my x4 Eclipse 6x9's in doors amped off a Rockford T400.4 (obviously took some tuning to balance best as possible). The noticeable difference I believe comes from the .8" silk tweeter, the VRP's had a .75" titanium tweet and it was extremely bright even set at 12.5kHz.
Overall, I would consider these to be a great deal for the price and are probably comparable to many of the higher priced speakers in their class. I cannot speak on the LP performance as I've rolled off the lower frequencies significantly but they seem to handle them decent just playing around with the EQ but the highs are nice and clear and natural sounding to my ears. If you are in the market for a pair of 3.5's in the $0-$75 range (believe me I looked at many options) I would HIGHLY recommend saving a couple of bucks and going with these, WELL worth the cost! Only area I would've liked to see an improvement with specs was the efficiency and frequency range @ 145-20kHz but honestly they're 3.5" speakers so you can't expect much bass/punch. Thanks, hope this was helpful in narrowing down your decisions.