5.25" Coxials Help? Hertz, Morel, or Pioneer?

[wennington99]

Hi there, new here from Canada, nice forum! I'm on the Canadian Forums but wasn't getting feedback on this topic so I thought I'd sign up at an American site also.

trying to decide between Hertz Hi Energy, Morel Tempo, and the new Pioneer TS-D1302R which interests me because they claim freq response down to 35hz.

I'll be running 2 pairs, fronts and rears and will probably run the rears off head unit power till I get a 5 channel amp for all speakers and my sub, right now using a 4 channel amp for fronts and sub only

suggestions? please and thanks

[wennington99]

Hi there, new here from Canada, nice forum! I'm on the Canadian Forums but wasn't getting feedback on this topic so I thought I'd sign up at an American site also.

trying to decide between Hertz Hi Energy, Morel Tempo, and the new Pioneer TS-D1302R which interests me because they claim freq response down to 35hz.

I'll be running 2 pairs, fronts and rears and will probably run the rears off head unit power till I get a 5 channel amp for all speakers and my sub, right now using a 4 channel amp for fronts and sub only

suggestions? please and thanks

[skittlesRgood]

i havent heard the morel or hertz so i cant comment. i did run the pioneers a long time ago and i liked them. actually i still have a set in my rear doors. my guess is that any of these speakers will sound very similar.

[AI James]

hi energy coax over the other 2 options all day long. lots of output while sounding great

[Bumpin the TWP]

Pioneer all the way!

[mbdblue]

id say either the hertz or morel....picked up a couple pairs of diecis and I hear the high energys are even better. I loved my morel tweets when they were in.

[wennington99]

thanks for the responses

I can actually get the component versions of the Pioneers for not much more than the coaxials, so components up front and coaxials in back

would this be a better option?

the component versions of the Hertz and Morel cost significantly more so that option is out

[jbondox]

thanks for the responses

I can actually get the component versions of the Pioneers for not much more than the coaxials, so components up front and coaxials in back

would this be a better option?

the component versions of the Hertz and Morel cost significantly more so that option is out

if Pioneer is your choice then yes

[jeyrapboy]

My buddy has a pair of the pioneer coaxial... They sound fuckin AMAZING... People talk shit but i am about to pick up a pair because you will help out a LOT compared to some worn out 17 year old infinity's...

Basically man pioneer would be my choice. They sound good and the price is not that bad.

[jbondox]

My buddy has a pair of the pioneer coaxial... They sound fuckin AMAZING... People talk shit but i am about to pick up a pair because you will help out a LOT compared to some worn out 17 year old infinity's...

Basically man pioneer would be my choice. They sound good and the price is not that bad.

I have yet to hear an amazing set of coaxial anything pioneer in 5"

for the money they are equivalent as all the others out there in the same price range... And I am sure they probably share the same Asian Assembly line as the competitors... I don't think they sprinkle Pioneer magic dust one day and then Kenwood the other, Clarion the next, JL Audio the following week

just keeping it real