for a pair of 9" midbass???

that's nutz

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Paul Niwranski
1966 Cadillac Superior Crown Royale Limousine Hearse

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Be careful what you wish for...

Yup it is nuts, i also have a price list that i got off another site for all morel products in usd of course, probably over a year old now,but on that they were 799.95usd each.

I don't know how to post it,if your interested pm me your e-mail and i can send it to you.

I'd send you my original invoice but if you think 1899.98 for a set of 9's is bad ,your gonna puke when you see the amount i paid for "upgrades"

I've known Tim for a long time - I can more than imagine.

I'm not dissin on your system or that you are able to go for it. I'm saying it's a sin what these high end companies demand sometimes.

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Paul Niwranski
1966 Cadillac Superior Crown Royale Limousine Hearse

If you're mirrors ain't shakin...you got taken...
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Be careful what you wish for...

No diss taken dukk,I totally agree with you

FYI I bought a Dynaudio 162 and the JBL 2118 and will be 'attempting' an install soon.

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MECA SQ

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I don't know what your problem is, but I'll bet it's hard to pronounce.

Did a quick critique between my best drivers

JBL 2118-light weight sound very little under 125 Hz may be the most accurate for vocals and midrange information, reminds me of the Hybrids Audio sound (this is a 9" driver might fit in my wife's Edge)

http://www.jblpro.com/pub/obsolete/2118.pdf

Dynaudio mw170- very musical, more balanced than the 2118, overall the best

Dynaudio MW 162- fresh from the box NOT BROKEN IN, much much more bass than the 2118 or 170 (smallest driver) almost congested after listening to the 2118 trails the pack sonically (but it reallllly needs to be broken in)

I dont have a choice I have to install the 162 it is the only driver that will fit, I am certain it will be outstanding once it is broken in

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I don't know what your problem is, but I'll bet it's hard to pronounce.

Although you may have in your hands the best of the best as far as a midbass driver goes, the car and the installation can still ruin it. I still think it's a complete waste of time spending HUGE bucks on drivers if you're not spending equivalent amounts on the install and having the *right* car............... and even so, spending huge money on driver to go into a car is stupid period IMHO. And I don't understand people that want to attempt to install these sorts of things when the rest of the system/car/install isn't up to par.

A talented installer/tuner can make an average midbass driver sound unbelievable............. as long as the driver isn't a piece of junk.

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Tom
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^ I'm sorry but that reply is moronic. Yes, install can certainly affect the performance of any driver but given the install as it will be, a better driver will sound better.

then why are you even here?

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Paul Niwranski
1966 Cadillac Superior Crown Royale Limousine Hearse

If you're mirrors ain't shakin...you got taken...
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Be careful what you wish for...

^^^^Agree. Great install and good product = very good sound. Great install and great gear= great sound. That's just me though.

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"I have a 1500 watt hair dryer, but it sounds like sh!t"

yeah and crap gear and fast install = "oh well.. at least i can tell what bloody song im listening to now" ha!