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Which speakers set will be better?

Started by Keeper · 1 Dec 2004 · 2 replies

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KeeperArchived member
Im currently weighing up my options. Ive got two rather good deals at the moment that i can choose from. 1) Kenwood KFCHQ698 300Watt 3-way 6x9's Kenwood KFCP605ie 200 Watt 6 inch component speakers Both of them for $420 2) Pioneer TSD690R 330 Watt 2-Way 6x9's Pioneer TSC1625 220 Watt 6 inch COmponent speakers Both of these for $530 Im quite happy witht he price of both of these packages although im leaning towards the kenwwods because they are a bit cheaper. I know the pioneers wont run real flash without an amp but do you rekon the kenwood pack will run ok without one? If not what power amp will i be looking for? id like to keep it all as cheap as possible and ill be doing all the work myself. Thanx a tonn ppls
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LOUD VLArchived member
[my mates got the pioneer 1s in his rexxy there nice as mad sound quality
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D!STURBEDArchived member
I'd go the Pioneers as I'm pretty sure I have those 6*9's they go good off a HU from what I remember but an amp helps bring out the best in any Speaker. My mate has those Kenwood 6*9's and they go ok, but lack a bit of bass where the Pioneers take off. But basically 6*9's are 6*9's I dont think there is much of a difference but then again I dont know much!! Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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