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Can the audiophiles and/or professionals help me out with imaging and olschool orion amps?
I have 2 questions actually.First.I have the opportunity to purchase and orion XTR 1200 for $450 Heres link http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item...
This is for 2 boston accoustic G5 series Subs that are 450 watts rms.I know its a little over.My question is...were these good amps back in the day?Is it true power?what about sound quality?I cant decide between the amp designed for them heres the link http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPa... I know The GT28 is designed for these subs but isnt $450 for the orion a good price?Is it an awesome amp or not.
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I have 07 dodge quad cab.In the fron Im running 6.5 inch CDT components.My question is...what would be a good choice for the rear(5.25 inch) for the best imaging(sound).If you never heard CDT they sound phenominal.But I dont need something to loud in the rear because Im just using for "rear fill".Any recommendations?I thought about just getting a pair of CDT 5.25" drivers but I dont know if they need a crossover when I get them...If I do need a crossover,what frequency would be good for rear fill?Or should I just bite the bullet and run them full range?
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Dude! That Amp is Insane! Orion use to be on top of its game back in the day. Orion def. has True Power. But, the question that I have is: Are you going for Heavy or Clean/Tight Bass Response? That's the Question you have to ask yourself. If you going for some Major Bang get the Orion... But, if you are looking for Bang and Quality get the
Boston Acoustic Amp. About the Cab Speakers... Go with the same brand that you have in the front... You can set it up different ways... Again... This goes back to what kinda sound you are looking for... If it was me... I would go with a High/Mid/Low Setup... I am all about Sound Quality. I would get 3 different Amps for each pair of speakers... One for the Highs... One for the Mids... And, One for the Lows. Or, you can check out an Boston Acoustic Multi-Amp as long as you wire it right... Here is a link for it... http://www.crutchfield.com/p_065GT50/Boston-Acoust...