Hit'em Hard!
Want to step up? Try the RK 6 two way “POWER PACK” component speakers! Featuring separate mill speck 12db x over’s for frequency precision and to protect your drivers from dangerous frequencies. Also featured are 28mm soft dome silk tweeters with “Over Drive Protection” to keep your system safe even under extreme conditions. With up to 250W RMS power handling these speakers show their relentless capabilities. To keep stable linearity and for low distortion and sound quality a custom pole piece is implemented into the design as well. As all ways all Massive Audio 2011 speakers are 2031 CEA compliant, so you're assured that the ratings are all true to industry standards. These separates will provide outstanding bass tones normally found on subwoofers and allow up to 500 watts peak power!
- 6-1/2" R Series 2-Way Car Speaker Component System
- Power Handling:
- Peak: 1000 watts per set / 500 watts each side
- RMS: 240 watts per set / 120 watts each side
- UV protected glass fiber cone
- Butyl rubber surround
- 1-1/8" (28mm) Silk dome tweeter
- Directional tweeter With Multi mountings
- Rugged construction
- Custom pole piece for low distortion and sound quality
- Fully isolated tinsel leads to eliminate crosstalk
- 4 ohms impedance
- High temperature 100% pure copper voice coil
- High flux Y35 strontium ferrite magnet
- Top-mount depth: 2-15/16"
- Cutout dimensions: 5-3/4"
- Authorized Internet Dealer
- 1-year Manufacturer's warranty
Priced Per Complete Component System: 2 midwoofers, 2 tweeters and 2 crossover networks.
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SeXterra from tampa, FL
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Ive had the speakers in the front doors/dash in stock locations in my 05 xterra for a few months now, and after they've broken in Ive become more and more impressed. Ive been running them off of a SKAR audio SK85.4 (85 watts rms per channel) and am using the supplied crossovers. They are begging for more power.
Mids
the motor structure on the mids is really impressive, and is just about the size of the cutout to mount the speaker (I had to make 1.5inch thick rings to be able to roll down my windows). These things are absolutely capable of some midbass if you have a decent install (my doors are deadened with murdermat bl on outer skins and deadened/sealed with it on inner skins). They will even pick up some of the bass notes from my decaf mixes (if you dont know who this is and you like bass, look him up on youtube and get his zips, you will thank me later). If i felt like glassing up some kicks, theyd probably dig even deeper.
Tweets
alot of people say the tweeters are super bright. I actually quite like them, while i could see where many people would feel they are over the top, this is not a high end SQ setup by any means, and is more intended to be a loud set for SPL inclined systems. I just bumped them down 2db @ 8khz on my H/U and called it a day.
Summary, if you want a killer set of comps with great output, and that sound great doing it, pick up a pair of these massive rk6s and I doubt youll be disappointed.
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I bought these speakers based on some other reviews on them thinking they would be my all in one solution for my car and require me not to need a sub. Boy was that wrong. Reviews had indicated these were very bassy and overall pretty good speakers. I installed these and was immediately disappointed. No bass response and crazy ear bleeding highs. The woofer seemed mismatched from the tweeters by an amazing amount. In an email with Massive they informed me that these speakers are mainly designed for high SPL situations. They did however offer a solution to tame the tweeters. Unsolder some components from the crossover and install a L-pad resistor network to result in 11dB attenuation on the tweeters. At the current moment I chose a attenuation L-pad network resulting in 6dB of attenuation and I am using my Kenwood X996 to further attenuate 8dB after 2.5khz. This seemed to really help and I am pretty happy with them as they sit. I notice the low end really starts to die off around 90hz. I have fixed my low end issue by adding a sub. What I can say nice about these is they have a very strong mid range and that is something I typically not used to so it took a little adjusting. They seem pretty detailed in the sound they produce. They also are very sensitive speakers so they dont need much power to get really loud.
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