Energy Car Audio
#33
I know, ...they also use MB quart, seas. and peerless. as well as focal. and Scan,.... But the thing with Totem is , most , if not all, of their drivers are custom made to Totem specs by these manufactures.
For Totem its all about listening, not about freq. curves
The point I was trying to make is how they match drivers and designs to make the best sound. If Vince Bruzzie ( the Totem guy) sat in a car, tuned a system,, and then released it,, no matter what the drivers,, I'd buy it
For Totem its all about listening, not about freq. curves
The point I was trying to make is how they match drivers and designs to make the best sound. If Vince Bruzzie ( the Totem guy) sat in a car, tuned a system,, and then released it,, no matter what the drivers,, I'd buy it
#36
Originally Posted by Blaine Korte
Energy, Totem, Paradigm, whatever, a quick A/B test between them and B&W its not a hard decision
#39
I have to agree the Energy do sound pretty good...... i was at Futureshop the other day and i listened to them. and compared to the Infinty, MTX, etc. it seems faily balanced sounding and has good clarity overall.
if i could compare them to the Focal Access or some Hertz would definitely would give me a even better idea...
if i could compare them to the Focal Access or some Hertz would definitely would give me a even better idea...
#40
wait a minute i have totem centre channel and surrounds and you know what? you can have em!!!! rather have paradigm or energy or bower and wilkens, i opened them up and its a small box, price 3 bucks to build two speakers price under 20 bucks and a passive xover price under 10 bucks so why did i pay 500 bucks for this!!!!! ya they sound nice.........but not 500 bucks nice!!