smooth

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so if you had 300-340ish watts to throw at a component set for your front stage what would you put in your car?
i'm just looking at the possibility of replacing my front stage.
thanks
jas

CanadianBronco

higher end CDT

veeman

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JBL gti and those Morels seem to handle a ton of power too...$$$pricey though.

zzzzzzz

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165 k2ps (focal) if i had the $

sirsleepsalot

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I've got a CDT 3-way and I'm throwing (ES-07, ES-4 and DRT-25) and I'm throwing a little over 400W at them (both channels combined).

Sounds great !

Sasha

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I have 320 wrms for CDT DRT-26 Aluminum and 6.5 CDT M6 mids. Not sure if many more speakers are rated to handle that much power, but in the past I have always fed more power to my speakers with amazing results.

e.g. speaker rated 100 wrms, I would give it 150 wrms.

Sasha

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Look up user Ross on this forum. He is CDT dealer. He is from Canada, and I have not found better prices on CDT. He beats everyone out including Ebay. Very good to deal with.

If money is an issue, I suggest you go for regular CDT HD set, as the new set already comes with DRT-25 tweter, the mid pounds loud and clean, and CDT is known for making amazing crossovers. This set would be best bang for the buck.

Dukk

MTX TXC4.1 and TXC6.0

I run 900 watts to my front end and they take it with no complaints.

LOWTONEZ

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Yes mtx TX series are a good choice.

unholysavage

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Yup, Ross is great to deal with, and it's very unlikely that you'll find higher-end CDT in Canada for less $$.
I'm still shocked that I paid as little as I did for my ES-620s. Ebay wasn't even close....

If you do get CDT, the HD and Eurosport lines are probably your best bet with that kind of power.