Alpine or Polk Components?
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I had the Polks and I really didn't care for them. The crossovers basically fell apart. (I have KWS coilovers.) I put in some PPI components and have been happy ever since. Much more robust with huge crossovers compared to the Polks.
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global, what are you saying?
the speakers themselves don't perform well or the crossover is poorly put together? or are you saying your car rides too stiff and destroyed the crossovers
how did you mount the crossovers? were they dangling or were they tightly secured? your post lacks details
the speakers themselves don't perform well or the crossover is poorly put together? or are you saying your car rides too stiff and destroyed the crossovers
how did you mount the crossovers? were they dangling or were they tightly secured? your post lacks details
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Sorry for the late response. First of all, I didn't especially care for the bright sound overall. Second, the crossovers were indeed poorly put together IMHO. It is true that my suspension in very stiff (lowered on KWS V3). Having said that, the crossovers were securely mounted in the door baskets. I was kind of glad to find many of the resistors down in the bottom of the door. I changed over to PPI components and haven't looked back. Will post up if they fall apart as well.
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the alpines have no problems fitting
I now have the MM6501s and i'm VERY happy with them
powered with a JL 300/2 amp and they sound amazing. Way better than I had hoped for
I now have the MM6501s and i'm VERY happy with them
powered with a JL 300/2 amp and they sound amazing. Way better than I had hoped for
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