stang_killa94

Whats good/bad about these speakers?

LS1 RULZ

I'm using Rally Series components in my car and I couldn't be happier with them. I had Infinity Reference components before. They sounded good but the mid-woofer distorted badly at high listening levels. And that was with them hi-passed at 80Hz @18dB/octave. I don't get that with the BA's.

robtombie

I love my Bostons...in fact I'm gonna have them all around in the 4runner.

customlt1

I have 5.25 in my TAand i like them..there better for highs then lows though deff.

Tim89Rs

You just so happened to pick out one of the BEST brands in speakers today. Although they're pricey, they're awesome. I'm running 2 sets of components(unsure of product #), they're about 2 years old and they're the only thing left in my car that i dont have the urge to upgrade. They've kept me satisfied for a while, worth the $$


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RedHottG2

Well worth the $$ a friend of mine has them in his T/A and they sound great. He has 2 JL Audio 10s for the low's because they don't handle bass very well. But of course they are not ment to anyway.

rthompson

They are alright. I got to hear a set of BA Pro Components and they were alright. Little too bright for me, but i am used to my A/D/S speakers.

LS1 RULZ

Thats exactly why I went with the Rally Series. I find that more often than not I always like the lower level tweeters when compared to the higher level of the same make. I thought the same thing about the Infinity Reference Series over their Kappa Series. In both cases I thought the more expensive tweeters were just too harsh sounding. I could be mistaken but I think both higher end tweets use hard domes while the lower end use soft domes. That would explain a lot since I've never cared much for the sound of hard dome tweeters. They have too much Zing for my tastes.

85TransAm406

I have Pros in my 97, they were in the 85. i have 6.5 2 ways in the doors, and 3 ways in the stock locations in the back. gonna have to make a MDF baffle if you want them to sound good in the doors, though, the stock inner doors are weak.