Review: 6.5 Beyma vs. Faital Pro vs. Ground Zero!
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I have the Beyma Pro6WNDs 4ohm in they are the gen before what you have and WOW they are great!
I agree the bass is not like the DDs but the over all sound quality is top notch throughout the full frequency range that they support! Bit pricey compared to other brands but, for me, worth the price!
- Beyma PRO6WND 6.5" 300 Watt Mid-Bass/Midrange Car Audio Speaker
- Specifications: Nominal diameter: 165 mm. / 6.5 in.
- Rated impedance: 4 ohms
- Minimum impedance: 4 ohms Power capacity*: 150 w RMS Program power: 300 w
- Sensitivity: 97 dB / 2.83v @ 1m @ 2? Frequency range: 70 - 9000 Hz
I agree the bass is not like the DDs but the over all sound quality is top notch throughout the full frequency range that they support! Bit pricey compared to other brands but, for me, worth the price!
#12
I have the Hertz SV 165's they sound great to my ears granted I feel they could use a little more punch but by far the best I have had on my bike so far. So now for the question my listening preference is more towards SQ > Loudness would I gain enough to justify changing them for either the Beyma or the GZ now the rest of my system is as follows Hertz SV165's and ST-25 Horns with a set of MPX 690.3 in the back the 165's and 690's are driven with the SD800.4 and the ST's Driven with the SD 250.2
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I have the Hertz SV 165's they sound great to my ears granted I feel they could use a little more punch but by far the best I have had on my bike so far. So now for the question my listening preference is more towards SQ > Loudness would I gain enough to justify changing them for either the Beyma or the GZ now the rest of my system is as follows Hertz SV165's and ST-25 Horns with a set of MPX 690.3 in the back the 165's and 690's are driven with the SD800.4 and the ST's Driven with the SD 250.2
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#20
I've had that speaker for a while and messed up by not moving faster on it. They're very good but bikes running that 10 haven't really won many shows for what it's worth. I'm going to post another review thread on 10's. What I hope some of these review threads will generate is a dialogue regarding what speakers are better for what purpose or what should be used when. I'll give you an example if you have a 6 compression drives on a bike that play stupid loud, the 10RS350's may not be a good choice, you'll likely want a 10 that plays louder even if it doesn't play lower. Similar pairing should be considered when choosing the right 6.5, and really that's what lead me to chose three 6.5's for this review that all play very different but could be perfect on the right set up but not so right on another.