MMATT's or PRV's or Beyma's 6.5" Speakers?
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Honestly NONE of those speakers are designed to produce "bass". Even if one produces more than the other it's a huge stretch when you really talk about bass. Terms like one is warmer, or one is brighter is more common to describe pro audio speakers. If you are looking for "bass" from a 6.5, typically speaking a component speaker is your better option but understand it will never be as loud as a pro audio speaker.
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Honestly NONE of those speakers are designed to produce "bass". Even if one produces more than the other it's a huge stretch when you really talk about bass. Terms like one is warmer, or one is brighter is more common to describe pro audio speakers. If you are looking for "bass" from a 6.5, typically speaking a component speaker is your better option but understand it will never be as loud as a pro audio speaker.
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I was playing around last night with my PRVs and Mmats. My PRVs are in HD lowers and the Mmats are in June's rear pods. Playing at exact same cross over point and same amount of power, I can safely say the PRV are louder, and the Mmats are warmer. Both are great speakers. No experience with Beymas.
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Kris
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Honestly I wouldn't chose any of them based on how warm they are. You can tweek / adjust each of them to get some. My recommendation would gear around what else was on the bike and what hole we're trying to fill sound wise.
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Ive had both the MMATS 4ohm 601s and the Beyma Pro6wnd 4ohm in my lowers set up to the same amp and I found the Beymas to have a better sound. both Loud AF but, the Beymas, to me, had a fuller warmer sound.
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The DD VO 6.5, have a wider frequency range 70-1300 and have a lower sensitivity 91 (dSPL) which helps with the warmth and musicality IMO. Why no luv for the VO's. I like them in my lowers, and I am going to try them in the fairing, they are louder then the AW's in my fairing!