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05LegacyGT
07-13-2005, 01:58 AM
Hey all, i'm new to the forum and this is my first post. I'm thinking about getting 2 pairs of the 6.5" sr6500's w/ a 4 channel polk amp to run in my '05 Legacy GT Limited. From the limited material i was able to find on these speakers, the sr6500's seem amazing.
I'm really only concerned with sound quality, but i need to know if anyone owns these speakers or has even heard them. I'd probably go with the mmc5250 if they'd fit in my doors, but no luck :( Any information would be greatly appreciated. My backup option if i am unable to thoroughly research the sr6500's is the db6500's. What does everyone think of them?
I appreciate any input.
swerve
07-13-2005, 09:58 AM
Originally posted by 05LegacyGT
Hey all
Welcome to the board
i'm new to the forum and this is my first post.
actually you have to register to get the post counter
I'm thinking about getting 2 pairs of the 6.5" sr6500's
cool!!!
w/ a 4 channel polk amp to run in my '05 Legacy GT Limited.
sounds pretty sweet
From the limited material i was able to find on these speakers, the sr6500's seem amazing.
They seem like it don't they?
I'm really only concerned with sound quality, but i need to know if anyone owns these speakers or has even heard them. I'd probably go with the mmc5250 if they'd fit in my doors, but no luck :( Any information would be greatly appreciated. My backup option if i am unable to thoroughly research the sr6500's is the db6500's. What does everyone think of them?
if you get the SR 6.5"s how do you figure the 5250's won't fit? hmmm depth? db's are great speakers however buy the SR's I'm sure you will be fine.
neomagus00
07-13-2005, 10:12 AM
i'm not entirely sure the SR series is in production yet. they're intended to be polk's absolute best car offering ever, and as a proud owner of their mm6 i can say with confidence that that means a great deal. if you can stand it, i'd say wait for the SRs - it'll be well worth it.
and if they're out already and i've somehow missed the announcement - buy them, enjoy them, and after you've changed your pants come tell us how they sounded :)
The SR6500's are in our warehouse, and soon to be released to dealers. Tweeter should have a bunch, and whatever independants that order them.
05LegacyGT
07-13-2005, 12:47 PM
if you get the SR 6.5"s how do you figure the 5250's won't fit? hmmm depth?
Yeah, i'm worried about the depth, I've looked into the db6500's and they will fit with a small spacer ring, but barely.
swerve
07-13-2005, 12:51 PM
Originally posted by 05LegacyGT
Yeah, i'm worried about the depth, I've looked into the db6500's and they will fit with a small spacer ring, but barely. Right on. yea you are better off with a 6.5" anyways.
-adam
05LegacyGT
07-13-2005, 12:55 PM
Originally posted by Thom
The SR6500's are in our warehouse, and soon to be released to dealers. Tweeter should have a bunch, and whatever independants that order them.
When you say soon, do you mean within the next week or within the next few months? I have a window of about 2 more weeks to make my purchase and if I can't get the sr6500's i'll have to go with the db's. Thanks for the info
I would think within the next couple weeks, depending on where you are. If you're near a Tweeter ask them, they may have some in their warehouse already. If you're near another dealer of ours, ask them to call and see if they can order them yet.
When did these become available? Damnit, I thought I had got the top of the line Polk components with the MMC6500s.
Jstas
07-13-2005, 02:32 PM
Dude, they are 3 times the price of what you can get the MMC's for. The MMC's are nice speakers. I installed a set into amulford's truck for him and they served to greatly impress. I wouldn't worry about it unless you want to uninstall and reinstall everything.
Originally posted by Jstas
Dude, they are 3 times the price of what you can get the MMC's for. The MMC's are nice speakers. I installed a set into amulford's truck for him and they served to greatly impress. I wouldn't worry about it unless you want to uninstall and reinstall everything.
Oh don't worry, just had never heard about them. The MMCs get better every hour and every day.
Jstas
07-13-2005, 03:16 PM
Yeah, amulford said he could hear audible differences as they broke in. They should be good and broken in by now so they should be sounding pretty sweet. The MMC coaxials I put in a friend's Jeep sound incredible after the finally broke in.
Originally posted by Jstas
Yeah, amulford said he could hear audible differences as they broke in. They should be good and broken in by now so they should be sounding pretty sweet. The MMC coaxials I put in a friend's Jeep sound incredible after the finally broke in.
I figure about 60-80 hours of breakin with varying musical genres and varying volume levels should be about right. So far with about 2 hours a day in my truck, I'd say I'm about half way there.
PolkThug
07-13-2005, 03:30 PM
If you ever get tired of the MMC component speakers, you can upgrade to the popular Ring Radiator Tweeter for about $107 a set from any Vifa distributor.
Originally posted by PolkThug
If you ever get tired of the MMC component speakers, you can upgrade to the popular Ring Radiator Tweeter for about $107 a set from any Vifa distributor.
Is it a pop in replacement for the one that came with?
Jstas
07-13-2005, 03:36 PM
The SR6500's come with the ring radiator tweeters and a better mid-range than what is in the MMC component set. It's better at least from a specs point of view. I haven't heard them yet.
The Vifa tweeter is made with the same technology but I do not believe that it is a 1 inch tweeter but rather a 1.5 inch tweeter. The MMC's have a 1 inch tweeter. The SR6500's have a 1.5 inch tweeter.
All the specs are on the site here. Just gotta look under the Car Audio section.
PolkThug
07-13-2005, 03:41 PM
Originally posted by Jstas
The SR6500's have a 1.5 inch tweeter.
All the specs are on the site here. Just gotta look under the Car Audio section.
You need to read more carefully, look again. :)
Edit: In one place it's an inch and a half, in another its 22mm (which is less than an inch)
"22mm Ring Radiator Tweeter "
or
"Tweeter 1 - 1-1/2" Diameter (3.81cm)"
Jstas
07-13-2005, 03:44 PM
http://www.polkaudio.com/car/specs.php?name=sr6500
Says right there:
Driver Complement
Mid/Woofer 1 - 6-1/2" Diameter (16.51cm)
Tweeter 1 - 1-1/2" Diameter (3.81cm)
That ONE, count'em, ONE 1.5 inch tweeter.
Here is teh MMC6500
http://www.polkaudio.com/car/specs.php?name=mmc6500
Driver Complement
Mid/Woofer 1 - 6-1/2" Diameter (16.51cm)
Woven Carbon Fiber
Tweeter 1 - 1" Diameter (2.54cm)
Silk/Polymer composite dome
That ONE, count 'em again, ONE 1 inch tweeter.
Jstas
07-13-2005, 03:45 PM
Originally posted by PolkThug
You need to read more carefully, look again. :)
Edit: In one place it's an inch and a half, in another its 22mm (which is less than an inch)
"22mm Ring Radiator Tweeter "
or
"Tweeter 1 - 1-1/2" Diameter (3.81cm)"
22mm is the size of the driver surface not the actual size of the driver itself including mounting flanges and stuff.
PolkThug
07-13-2005, 03:55 PM
Originally posted by Jstas
22mm is the size of the driver surface not the actual size of the driver itself including mounting flanges and stuff.
You could stick a flange on it 6" in diameter, but its still a "22mm Ring Radiator Tweeter" no matter what size chunk of plastic its mounted on, IMO.
Jstas
07-13-2005, 03:59 PM
But you are missing the point. He asked "Is this a drop in replacement for the MMC" or something close to that and it isn't a drop in replacement. The size of the driver and it's mounting assembly is too large to fit a hole cut for the MMC tweeter.
Yeah, I just wanted to know if it would fit where the MMC tweeter is and if it would hook up to the MMC crossover with no issues.
Jstas
07-13-2005, 04:16 PM
I don't think the crossovers would work either. The MMC has a 2nd order crossover with a 2.6 kHz crossover point. The SRs have a crossover point at 3100 Hz but no more info on the crossover. Just the crossover point salone, I don't thin the SR tweeter would work well in the MMC set and x-over.
Sorry, the SR has a 2nd Order Low Pass Filter and a 3rd Order High Pass Filter. Decidedly different crossover.
PolkThug
07-13-2005, 04:18 PM
Originally posted by ND13
Yeah, I just wanted to know if it would fit where the MMC tweeter is and if it would hook up to the MMC crossover with no issues.
It probably won't snap in to the pod that comes with the MMC. No clue on the crossover.
neomagus00
07-13-2005, 04:42 PM
the mmc xover is tuned specifically for the mmc speakers, and ditto for the sr xover... you MIGHT not blow anything up if you mixed them, but i wouldn't count on it sounding good... now, biamping, on the other hand, that'd be a good thing to do...
and i agree, not likely to be an easy drop-in replacement...
PolkThug
07-13-2005, 04:59 PM
Actually, I think if someone were to use the vifa for the MMC combo, the x-over would be just fine (assuming the polk tweet is 4ohm). The ring radiators are flat all the way down to 800hz. I can't imagine it sounding worse. I think in this case, the crossover point is set more on the limitations of the mid-driver.
Suppose I could buy one for the sake of "audio science" and try it out.
Jstas
07-13-2005, 05:21 PM
I don't know. There is alot more to it in a car. You don't have control over the enclosure design as much as you do for a home speaker and the MMC has a very different tweeter. Also, the ring radiator tweeter is very directional and having it cut off at 2600 rather than 3100 Hz might show some limitations of the setup and emphasize them. Especially since the midrange and tweeter would not be very well voice matched.
Also, the crossovers are very differe. The MMC is a second order 2-way while the SR is a 2nd order 2 way with a 3rd order high pass to make it a bandpass 2-way. That is a different beast and probably done so to reduce the directional tendencies of the ring radiator tweeter whihce would not be very desireable in a car where reflective surfaces are a hinderance more than a help.
Also, I think you should buy a set for teh sake of audio science and then sell them to me when you are done! I'll give you a fair "used" price for them! ;) :p
Originally posted by Jstas
Also, the crossovers are very differe. The MMC is a second order 2-way while the SR is a 2nd order 2 way with a 3rd order high pass to make it a bandpass 2-way. That is a different beast and probably done so to reduce the directional tendencies of the ring radiator tweeter whihce would not be very desireable in a car where reflective surfaces are a hinderance more than a help.
The SR crossovers have a 2nd order low pass for the mid, and a third order high pass for the tweeter. Neither driver is bandpassed.
These ring radiators are not the same driver as the ones used in the Lsi home speakers. They work much better in a car. I put in some Lsi home tweeters in my Protege years ago and they are very directional and needed quite a bit of EQ (partly because of firing into the windshield). Plus they were so big they didn't leave many spots to put them. The new, smaller ring radiator works well off- axis (as good as the carbon series tweeter), at least in the kick panels of my Civic, and the doors of my boss's WRX, and the other few installs we've done so far. And they're much easier to mount.
The mounting of the SR tweeter and the MMC tweeters are very different. The MMC tweeter snaps into a cup, and the SR tweeter has a spider clip and trim ring. When mounted in coax mode they twist to lock into place.
Originally posted by ND13
When did these become available? Damnit, I thought I had got the top of the line Polk components with the MMC6500s.
They are just becoming available, not quite in stores yet. We've talked about them a bit over the past few months, but you should hear more once they're shipping.
05LegacyGT
07-14-2005, 02:16 PM
Originally posted by Thom
They are just becoming available, not quite in stores yet. We've talked about them a bit over the past few months, but you should hear more once they're shipping.
Will they be available before the 1st of August??
PolkThug
07-14-2005, 02:19 PM
Will CC carry them? ...or only Tweeter...:rolleyes:
Jstas
07-14-2005, 02:24 PM
Originally posted by Thom
The SR crossovers have a 2nd order low pass for the mid, and a third order high pass for the tweeter. Neither driver is bandpassed.
These ring radiators are not the same driver as the ones used in the Lsi home speakers. They work much better in a car. I put in some Lsi home tweeters in my Protege years ago and they are very directional and needed quite a bit of EQ (partly because of firing into the windshield). Plus they were so big they didn't leave many spots to put them. The new, smaller ring radiator works well off- axis (as good as the carbon series tweeter), at least in the kick panels of my Civic, and the doors of my boss's WRX, and the other few installs we've done so far. And they're much easier to mount.
The mounting of the SR tweeter and the MMC tweeters are very different. The MMC tweeter snaps into a cup, and the SR tweeter has a spider clip and trim ring. When mounted in coax mode they twist to lock into place.
Dude, where were you yesterday when all these questions were being asked? And why doesn't the specs section have better info about the crossover? I thought that it might be the way you explained it but felt that the bandpass idea was more likely to help save cost. Then again, I can only go with the info I have available and that's not a whole lot.
Originally posted by Jstas
Dude, where were you yesterday when all these questions were being asked? And why doesn't the specs section have better info about the crossover?
I can't live here and I only check the forums while at work (my home connection is SLOOOOOW).
Because we put info up the second we knew something, and it will be updated shortly with everything.
Originally posted by PolkThug
Will CC carry them? ...or only Tweeter...:rolleyes:
Our Momo never worked out in CC, so I doubt $750 components would do all that well.
Tweeter will have them, and whatever independant shops that choose to order them. I'm sure a few other regional chains will have them too, but that's not my department.
Originally posted by 05LegacyGT
Will they be available before the 1st of August??
Go ask your local dealer if he can get them before then. It'll depend on how quickly people order them. My guess is that Tweeter will have them before then, if you're near one ask them.
MacLeod
07-14-2005, 06:44 PM
Alright Thom, one last question.
I personally think the swivel tweeter mount is sheer genius! It allowed me to fine tune my image tons better than I could have with a stationary "angle mount" cup.
Sooooo, will the SR's have a swivel mount tweeter? please say yes, please say yes, please say yes
The coax mode gives you two options- straight and angle. The angle posts can be spun in whatever direction works best.
When mounting the tweeter seperately you have straight and angle trim rings. The angle ring is a fixed 15 degree, but you'll want to know where to aim them because the hole required isn't quite a circle.
I'll try to post a picture of everything included, if we don't get it on the official page soon.
MacLeod
07-14-2005, 07:41 PM
Ugh! That sucks. That swivel mount made it so easy! Drill 2 small holes and stick it on there and then you can adjust til your little heart's content. :mad:
I kinda figured the SR's wouldnt have this feature as the ring tweeter's design is probably a lot different from the standard Momo tweet.
Im sure itll work out fine. I just liked that you could tweak the aim while driving down the road. It shouldnt be a problem tho, now that Ive already determined which angle works best I can just stick em on there like that.
Also, there will not be a surface mount option. You have to be a real man and cut a hole in your door!:D If you spend some time planning out the system and listening to different loactions, there shouldn't be a need for more than the straight flush mount or the angle flush mount.
neomagus00
07-15-2005, 10:28 AM
you have to expect a damn good install to go with speakers that cost as much as these... they just deserve it...
Jstas
07-15-2005, 11:11 AM
I'm just going to rebuild the whole interior for mine! When I get them that is. May not be until Christmas though.
PolkThug
07-15-2005, 11:20 AM
So, if I cut a hole, should I cut 1 1/2 inches, or 22mm???
:D :D :D
Jstas
07-15-2005, 11:33 AM
Cut 22mm holes so I can laugh at you.
Ah hell, I will laugh at you anyway for making such a stupid joke.
Don't worry, just because my head is shaking from side to side doesn't mean I'm not laughing on the inside. At you that is. Because that is what I am doing. Laughing at you. Not with you, AT you.
PolkThug
07-15-2005, 11:46 AM
Crap! I cut a 1 1/2" hole, and the driver just fell through it, now its stuck inside my door. :(
Jstas
07-15-2005, 11:49 AM
I'm still laughing at you.
MacLeod
07-15-2005, 02:41 PM
Originally posted by Josh
Also, there will not be a surface mount option. You have to be a real man and cut a hole in your door!:D If you spend some time planning out the system and listening to different loactions, there shouldn't be a need for more than the straight flush mount or the angle flush mount.
Oh, now this sucks is a BIG way!!! Ive tried my tweets in the dash, a-pillars and they work best in the sail panels. Unfortunately there isnt enough room inside the panels to flush mount them. Not to mention my drivers panel fires right into the dash.
A-pillars are out for flulsh mounting as well as they fire directly into the windshield.
This really, really SUCKS! :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad:
But this tweeter only has a depth of about 3/4" when mounted in the flat trim ring, so it'll fit in some places that the Momo cups won't.
You'll just have to be creative, and do a little more work. :D
MacLeod
07-15-2005, 02:58 PM
But why??
Why couldnt you have just made a surface, swivel mount? Those were just perfect! That way you could aim them perfectly, mount them anywhere and if you sold your truck it was easy to patch those 2 tiny hole!
A mounting depth that small wont be a problem then, just the aiming. Maybe I can go with kick panels.
That surface, swivel mount was just too perfect wasnt it!?!
I feel a whine coming on...........
PolkThug
07-15-2005, 03:00 PM
Originally posted by MacLeod
That surface, swivel mount was just too perfect wasnt it!?!
I feel a whine coming on...........
Time to learn fabrication!
Originally posted by MacLeod
That way you could aim them perfectly, mount them anywhere and if you sold your truck it was easy to patch those 2 tiny hole!
Only on a plastic panel, if you pop two holes on a vinyl wrapped door panel, you might as well cut one big one and do it right...
MacLeod
07-15-2005, 03:13 PM
Well, its not impossible.
With that small a depth, they will fit in my sail panels I just wont be able to aim them the way I want so my imaging will suffer some.
At the least I could mount them in the factory mounting spots which is in the dash. They would be firing into the windshield but they would fit perfectly there.
Plus Ive been toying around with the idea of trying kick panels anyway so this may be a good time.
Where there's a will, there's a way!
Kick it, biznitch! Fibaglizzass!
neomagus00
07-18-2005, 06:25 PM
i'm now truly frightened... josh made up a double-z word...
MacLeod
07-18-2005, 08:08 PM
I could use those Q Form kick's.
They say some 6.5's will fit in there.
Use those as theyre already the same color and custom fitted then line the back of them with Dynamat. That should take care of them being so flimsy.
I was also looking at my A pillars. If I mounted them low they would fire directly across at each other if I used the angle cup. I may go kicks in the floor and the tweets in the A's.
Won't fit. I gaurantee it.
MacLeod
07-19-2005, 06:51 PM
I was afraid of that.
While slangin' beer today I was thinking how I could go about this. Ive read of a couple people that have said to hell with glassing a custom set of kicks and just welded in a steel plate properly angled and mounted their speakers to this. Then they simply use grill cloth to cover it and you dont see nuttin.
My cousin works with steel as a hobby and has plenty of tools so this may be a possibility. Plus I could custom fit them so that I could still use my e-brake.
Im getting excited about this. Ive always wanted to do a competition type install!
Something like this is what is would (hopefully) look like. Totally stealth! Behind the carpet is a Dynaudio tweet and mid.
exalted512
07-19-2005, 08:54 PM
im not sure how a good a tweeter would sound behind carpet, even thin carpet...
also you might forget theyre there and someone could step on em or something...
-Cody
MacLeod
07-19-2005, 09:25 PM
Yeah, I have thought of that. MY wife like to wear disco shoes with the 6" platforms and I can just see one of those going thru one of my mids!
I probably wont be mounting the tweeters in the kicks. The cab of my truck is so big I think the imaging would be better off with the tweeters in the A-pillars. Probably in the lower portion of the A's.
neomagus00
07-20-2005, 09:58 AM
as far as left-right imaging, the further away from your ears you can get the tweets, the better... of course, that can screw up your staging, and make it sound like the singer is entombed in the dash... i tried mine in both the kicks and the dash, and i found that i preferred the loss of imaging and the gain in stage height rather than the other way round... it's worth a shot...
MacLeod
07-20-2005, 08:39 PM
That is true, but there are a LOT of SQ competitors that keep the tweets in the kicks.
I guess Ill have to try it in both spots. Im thinking that due to the vastness of my cab putting the tweeters in the kicks may give the best results cause putting them anywhere in the dash will localize the sound to that tweet just like it is doing now.
Funny thing, I was in my moms Sentra a while back and her speakers are low and in front on the doors, nearly to the kicks. I faded out the rears just for curisosity and man that thing had near perfect imaging. The image was dead center in fron of me AND at eye level! But the car is so small you can roll the passenger window down from the drivers seat without leaning over.
spwuinmk67
07-20-2005, 09:26 PM
How bout somethin like this (http://www.sounddomain.com/ride/321753/7) Mac? Check out that page and the one after it. That just the guys kick panel construction. Some other the other stuff he did is great too...
MacLeod
07-20-2005, 10:28 PM
Yeah, Ive seen that one before. That is some damn fine craftmanship. Im leary of cutting holes in my sheetmetal thought. My kick panel area should be big enough that I wont have to cut anything out.
But there is another SQ guy with the tweeters mounted in the kicks though.
exalted512
07-20-2005, 10:32 PM
im tellin ya, tweeters mounted in the kicks in a car is much different that tweeters mounted in the kicks in a truck...
-Cody
MacLeod
07-20-2005, 10:34 PM
I know, but with the tweeters in the A's of a truck the distance between the 2 tweets are really skewed since the passenger side is so far away.
With them in the kicks, theyre most equally distant.
I think this would make the stage more centered but the height would suffer. With them in the A's the height would be right but the imaging would suffer.
Plus with all that glass you take a chance on the tweeters being a little harsh.
exalted512
07-20-2005, 10:39 PM
glass both the midbass and the tweeter in the a-pillar
-Cody
MacLeod
07-20-2005, 10:40 PM
I meant windshield glass. :D
exalted512
07-20-2005, 10:49 PM
yea i know, but you said itd seperate them a lot...well, problem solved:p
-Cody
MacLeod
07-20-2005, 10:56 PM
John Sketoe has his Accord setup like that. Tweeter and 4" mid in his A pillars and he's won more SQ comps than you can shake a stick at so it is possible.
But I like the kicks for the "stealth" approach. I like not seeing any speakers.
exalted512
07-21-2005, 01:39 AM
i thought about it in my truck but it sounded like ass, but i know where youre coming from wanting everything to be stealth. i get kind of scared knowing that everyone in the world can see my tweeters...
-Cody
neomagus00
07-21-2005, 12:54 PM
is that like the nightmare where you have to give a speech to a giant crowd in your underwear?
mac - why not give it a shot, it can't hurt... i used pipe clamps (the ones that look roughly like :
_ _
\_/
)
and mounted the clamp to the mid with one screw-hole, then twisted the crap outta the clamp and attached the tweet to the other hole, then bent the thing a bit more to aim it... wasn't pretty, but it got the job done enough for testing...
MacLeod
07-21-2005, 06:32 PM
I could maybe even make some kicks out of 1/2" plywood. The area under the dash is huge in my truck so it wouldnt be as tight and cramped as in that Civic.
I want to do it right tho, I dont want to buy a set of $750 speakers and simply slap em in the stock locations. There is nothing wrong with that but these speakers deserve better! ;)
Originally posted by 05LegacyGT
Will they be available before the 1st of August??
I've heard from a few Tweeter guys that like the looks of them, so they are officially in stores. How many I don't know, but whoever ordered them should have them by now. And still a week from August...:)
PolkThug
07-26-2005, 11:39 AM
Originally posted by Josh
Kick it, biznitch! Fibaglizzass!
Received my Fiberglass fabrication DVD yesterday. :cool:
exalted512
07-26-2005, 02:01 PM
Originally posted by PolkThug
Received my Fiberglass fabrication DVD yesterday. :cool:
fag
-Cody
PolkThug
07-26-2005, 02:25 PM
Originally posted by exalted512
fag
-Cody
You're just jealous cuz you can't even mold bread. :D
swerve
07-26-2005, 02:45 PM
Originally posted by exalted512
fag
-Cody i take that offensive.
neomagus00
07-26-2005, 03:56 PM
no, he's just dyslexic and a bad speller, i think he was going more for 'gaff', which is an alternate spelling of 'gaffe', which dictionary.com defines as "A blatant mistake or misjudgment", and i believe that that's a more appropriate description of PolkThug's purchase of a glassing DVD...
swerve
07-26-2005, 04:08 PM
Originally posted by neomagus00
no, he's just dyslexic and a bad speller, i think he was going more for 'gaff', which is an alternate spelling of 'gaffe', which dictionary.com defines as "A blatant mistake or misjudgment", and i believe that that's a more appropriate description of PolkThug's purchase of a glassing DVD... :D I was just kiddin' but don't touch on metro.
ahahaha
glassin' dvd... where'd you buy it? crutchfield (sounds like something that they would sell...)
PolkThug
07-26-2005, 04:52 PM
Originally posted by swerve
glassin' dvd... where'd you buy it? crutchfield (sounds like something that they would sell...)
From carstereo.com
swerve
07-26-2005, 05:11 PM
Originally posted by PolkThug
From carstereo.com sweet, make sure you eat some popcorn while u watch it
PolkThug
07-26-2005, 05:22 PM
Originally posted by swerve
sweet, make sure you eat some popcorn while u watch it
I was too busy huffing Duraglass. I have to watch it again.
swerve
07-26-2005, 05:41 PM
Yea I heard contricting the flow of blood to your brain is pretty cool....
not.
exalted512
07-26-2005, 10:09 PM
instructions are for pansies;)
-Cody
SqJay
07-27-2005, 12:47 AM
hey guys i just got a set and they look incredible, i cant wait to hear them.
swerve
07-27-2005, 10:32 AM
Originally posted by SqJay
hey guys i just got a set and they look incredible, i cant wait to hear them. please post pikturs!
neomagus00
07-27-2005, 10:36 AM
no shiite, you got the srs??? you can't come in here and say that without a listening test, what's wrong with you?!?! go!!! install!!
swerve
07-27-2005, 10:37 AM
Originally posted by neomagus00
no shiite, you got the srs??? you can't come in here and say that without a listening test, what's wrong with you?!?! go!!! install!! he shouldn't be able to say it without pictures or proof of purchase...
They're in stores now and Jay works for a dealer, so it's safe to believe him.
Jstas
07-27-2005, 11:26 AM
Which dealer does Jay work for?
swerve
07-27-2005, 12:27 PM
Originally posted by Thom
They're in stores now and Jay works for a dealer, so it's safe to believe him. i just want pictures :D :D not saying i don't believe him...
PolkThug
07-27-2005, 12:36 PM
Originally posted by Thom
Tweeter.
The closest Tweeter to Kansas City is 390 miles away. :mad:
swerve
07-27-2005, 12:41 PM
Originally posted by PolkThug
The closest Tweeter to Kansas City is 390 miles away. :mad: they don't like your ghettoness :D :D
Any authorized Polk dealer can get them, as far as I know. Except for CC...
Jstas
07-27-2005, 03:52 PM
Which Tweeter? I know of maybe 4 in southern NJ.
exalted512
07-27-2005, 08:52 PM
I'd say its safe to trust him.
I can't wait to hear these things...
-Cody
SqJay
07-27-2005, 11:34 PM
here they are: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v208/installmgr/IMG_0533.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v208/installmgr/IMG_0532.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v208/installmgr/IMG_0531.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v208/installmgr/IMG_0530.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v208/installmgr/IMG_0534.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v208/installmgr/IMG_0535.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v208/installmgr/3786aa91.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v208/installmgr/2e5bc435.jpg
i hope the pix work i dont post pix often
jay
neomagus00
07-28-2005, 11:44 AM
damn, even the box is hott... but quit taking pictures and put em in the car already!
exalted512
07-28-2005, 02:10 PM
why are the crossovers fused? I havent seen that in a while...i meant to ask before but i forgot about it. looks great jay, when are they going to be 'in car'??
-Cody
Originally posted by exalted512
why are the crossovers fused? I havent seen that in a while...i meant to ask before but i forgot about it. looks great jay, when are they going to be 'in car'??
-Cody
Actually, that's a light bulb which is the tweeter protection. Quart, Alpine, and many others have done it for years. They'll light up when you're driving the system too hard.
swerve
07-28-2005, 02:43 PM
Originally posted by exalted512
why are the crossovers fused? I havent seen that in a while...i meant to ask before but i forgot about it. looks great jay, when are they going to be 'in car'??
-Cody I believe my kicker's have this as well... i was wondering wtf that was...
then well, Thom explained it and it makes sense now. I've never seen the thing light up.
Originally posted by swerve
I've never seen the thing light up.
Then you're listening to them at reasonable levels and not abusing them...:D
swerve
07-28-2005, 04:40 PM
Originally posted by Thom
Then you're listening to them at reasonable levels and not abusing them...:D Everyone meet Captain Obvious... *claps* :p :p Just kidding... what color does it light up... the polk ones that is...
-adam
exalted512
07-28-2005, 09:14 PM
Originally posted by swerve
I've never seen the thing light up.
that means run them harder, theyre supposed to be bass lights that only come on when its loud enough:D
-Cody
MacLeod
07-28-2005, 10:14 PM
Yeah, that way you too can go thru 6 subs in a year! :D
swerve
07-28-2005, 11:53 PM
i want the SR's now... really bad.
man so unbelievable bad...
i'm having a real bad time tonight though... knowing tomorrow is my last day of work... very depressing
Originally posted by swerve
Everyone meet Captain Obvious... *claps* :p :p Just kidding... what color does it light up... the polk ones that is...
-adam
It's not colored, so the same white/ yellow as any incandescent bulb in your house, and almost as bright... :D
neomagus00
07-29-2005, 09:38 AM
oooh, can you replace it with a coloured bulb?
swerve
07-29-2005, 10:01 AM
Originally posted by neomagus00
oooh, can you replace it with a coloured bulb? i think he is just stating that it's not colored and shows up the same color as any bulb in your home...
-adam
oh i'm highly jealous of you guys who have these....i didn't realize how easy it is to get a 6.5" in my door until about last week...
neomagus00
07-29-2005, 10:25 AM
yeah, i know, but wouldn't it be cool to buy, say, a little blue incandescent bulb and replace the white one with blue? or green or whatever your scheme is...
swerve
07-29-2005, 10:51 AM
Originally posted by neomagus00
yeah, i know, but wouldn't it be cool to buy, say, a little blue incandescent bulb and replace the white one with blue? or green or whatever your scheme is... I'd buy a 15" neon and mod it so I could rice my crossovers.
Nah I'd go with green
MacLeod
07-29-2005, 05:58 PM
No it wouldnt be cool cause then it would look like some stupid ricer tuner crap and these SR's are way, way too classy for anything like that.
AND ITS COLORED!!!!
:p
AustinKP
08-01-2005, 01:48 AM
I think you're all missing the point that the light is not SUPPOSED to turn on. It's there for protection. DUH! :D
Jstas
08-01-2005, 10:55 AM
I think you're all missing the point that the light is not SUPPOSED to turn on. It's there for protection. DUH! :D
DING DING DING DING DING!!!!!
We have a winner Bob! Tell the good man what he has won!
NOTHING! ABSOLUTLY NOTHING!
You don't get prizes for what you are supposed to be doing! But hey, if you head around back to the production office, I hear they have some cookies hanging around!
swerve
08-01-2005, 11:58 AM
classy? who said anything about classy? i want rude obnoxious bass with extremely clear highs and mids....
neomagus00
08-01-2005, 12:02 PM
isn't that what you already have? at least the obnoxious bass bit?
exalted512
08-01-2005, 02:46 PM
i think the XXX is very classy...
-Cody
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