I'm dying for Crescendo CCX6.5's

[Omega5002]

Yeah, it's gonna/should be be as loud as your Polks for the MP6 since the Polks has a 93db sensitivty, and the MP6 also has a 93 db sensitivity. Could be even louder since companies sometimes measure their db sensitivity different from one another.

Edited February 17, 2012 by Omega5002

[ant the ninja]

Yeah, it's gonna/should be be as loud as your Polks for the MP6 since the Polks has a 93db sensitivty, and the MP6 also has a 93 db sensitivity. Could be even louder since companies sometimes measure their db sensitivity different from one another.

alright thanks for your help, I might buy them and then get an amp soon because I'm looking for louder. These are struggling being heard over my subs

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I was wondering,

Where do i buy these i am in need of some more mid bass.

I would like at least 4 6.5s and 4 tweets maybe 6 6.5s.

Thanks in advance

steven

[daliloq101]

I was wondering,

Where do i buy these i am in need of some more mid bass.

I would like at least 4 6.5s and 4 tweets maybe 6 6.5s.

Thanks in advance

steven

here http://www.caraudioclassifieds.org/forum/crescendo/110124-crescendo-pa-mids.html

[ant the ninja]

Seriously considering these, do you think it would be a bad idea to put 2 of them on my front stage while leaving the polks in the back for now? I kinda wanna test them out and see but Im not sure if mixing the speakers is a good idea?

[Robert8252]

My brother did give me the go ahead and gave me his CCX65s to sell if you're interested.

http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/topic/134742-fs-audison-hertz-mbquart-crescendo-dc-audio/#entry1896049

[Nine8SST]

Seriously considering these, do you think it would be a bad idea to put 2 of them on my front stage while leaving the polks in the back for now? I kinda wanna test them out and see but Im not sure if mixing the speakers is a good idea?

I have been told you can have phasing problems if you mix the wrong speakers......hopefully someone with more knowledge will come and either correct me or elaborate on this.