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Component decision * MB Quart vs Pioneer
06-24-2007, 05:27 PM
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Component decision * MB Quart vs Pioneer
I've been out the car audio game for awhile and was looking to get some advice on which ones to pick out of the following. I was headed towards getting the MB Quart, but a friend of mine who works at an audio shop highly recommended these Pioneers..
I am providing links for each and hopefully some of you can take a few seconds and give me your recommendation.
Any help is appreciated.
MB Quart Q216
http://www.mbquart.de/en/produkte/ca...r=qsf_216_Nano
Pioneer TS-C720PRS
http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/pn...263623,00.html
I am providing links for each and hopefully some of you can take a few seconds and give me your recommendation.
Any help is appreciated.
MB Quart Q216
http://www.mbquart.de/en/produkte/ca...r=qsf_216_Nano
Pioneer TS-C720PRS
http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/pn...263623,00.html
06-24-2007, 05:39 PM
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Depends on what sound you prefer. The MBQuarts are going to be brighter, and the Pioneers are a bit warmer. My preference for a warmer sound would push me toward the Pioneers.
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Originally Posted by mcurry5
Difference between warmer and brighter. Forgive me, I am not in tune with audio sound. Thanks.
MB Quarts use a titanium tweeter, metal can sound very harsh in the upper range especially at higher volumes, but it is extremely clean and crisp.
Pioneers use a fabric tweeter which won't be as harsh at high volumes, but may give up a little in the crispness - which may be a preferred sound quality.....a little more realistic (my opinion).
The harshness of metal tweeters hurts my ears at high volumes, so I prefer fabric tweeters. My Diamond Audio components give a choice of aluminum or silk tweeters, so I obviously chose the silk.
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That's ok......I'll do my best to paint a picture for you.....
MB Quarts use a titanium tweeter, metal can sound very harsh in the upper range especially at higher volumes, but it is extremely clean and crisp.
Pioneers use a fabric tweeter which won't be as harsh at high volumes, but may give up a little in the crispness - which may be a preferred sound quality.....a little more realistic (my opinion).
The harshness of metal tweeters hurts my ears at high volumes, so I prefer fabric tweeters. My Diamond Audio components give a choice of aluminum or silk tweeters, so I obviously chose the silk.
MB Quarts use a titanium tweeter, metal can sound very harsh in the upper range especially at higher volumes, but it is extremely clean and crisp.
Pioneers use a fabric tweeter which won't be as harsh at high volumes, but may give up a little in the crispness - which may be a preferred sound quality.....a little more realistic (my opinion).
The harshness of metal tweeters hurts my ears at high volumes, so I prefer fabric tweeters. My Diamond Audio components give a choice of aluminum or silk tweeters, so I obviously chose the silk.
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