Ah, I didn't realize they were regarded that highly. Really glad I have them, and in a sealed box to boot. They handle the heavy bass like a champ (to the point where my ears could bleed), and also can hit every frequency (within the capabilities of the amp, of course) with lots of precision. And the most surprising part: they aren't THAT expensive ($120 to $150 a speaker). It also depends on the quality of your amp. Like I said before my two kappa perfects are being pushed by an MTX 421d amp, which, as far as i can tell, supplies lots of clean power to the subs.FeedUsYourFetus wrote:
On a side note, I'm not saying you are wrong about sealed enclosures, as I described in my post about boxes.......BUT you have what are concidered to be some of the most cleanest sounding subs on the market (that are designed for sealed enclosures)....so you're at an unfair advantage. If you want super clean, high Sound Quality bass, go for the Kappa Perfects. They won't win you SPL competitions, but they make for a delightful listening experience for the average consumer to the audiphile alike. Most people aren't looking for the boomiest, loudest of bass.heggs wrote:
Also, if you want your bass to hit precise, make sure you get the subs put in a sealed box. I have that set up.
KiL
If you listen to everything TMo, I'd recommend the same thing I have. It's a very versatile set up.
Edit: There's quite a bit of very good info in here. Perhaps this should be stickied?
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