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[adi_terem]

i buy db3045 polk component system tell me please if they good?

[Kim]

To quote Tony the tiger... "They're Great!!!!!!!!"
These speakers have a frequency response of 60 Hertz to
23 kHz. The sensitivity is rated at 88 dB and have a power rating of 100 Watts. The crossover offers two different crossover frequencies and slopes. The "A" position is at 3500 Hertz at 6 dB per octave. The "B" position crossover frequency is at 5000 Hertz at 12 dB per octave. These speakers use our famous "casket basket" which is composed of two layers of steel separated by a layer of soft polymer which dampens the resonance of the steel
basket. These baskets are very expensive to produce. I would suggest using a high pass crossover with these speakers and set
it to 90 Hertz and drive them with a amplifier that has a power rating of 100 Watts
per channel. Then set the low pass crossover to the same frequency.

Enjoy!!!!!

[PoweredByDodge]

the db components were nicknamed the "casket basket" because they basket is made of a non resonant material(s)... they are actually probably teh nicest components polk has ever produced, and I myself would cut off my right arm for a pair of db 6.5 inch comps... They took a hair more power (due to lowered sensitivity but this is ok in a SQ setup with high power) than the dx comps do, and they have a way of maintaining integrity at volumes that just make your ears tingle.

I'm running dx comps, and I'll tell ya... even though the rest of my car is getting an upgrade... those are staying... polk makes some of the nicest highs you'll ever find anywhere.

If you do a door installation - i do highly suggest one of two things... 1- either dynamat the living crap out of your door, seal over any open apsaces to its just about sealed... and then set your speakers to a high pass of 80 hertz (6 db roll off although not sharp gives u a nice mellow note curve, but u may want 12 or 24)

If you don't dynamat the door, you'd better go with what kim said about 90 hertz, or even a hundred... I noticed that doors i've done without dynamat often take a 100 hertz high pass filter to keep them from rattling / overexcurting... i dont know the exact explanation for it, but its life.