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RE Audio = bad.
I was happy with these for a few weeks. Unfortunately, Both had problems running off of 60 watts rms. I got a new pair hoping the set i got was just bad. A month later one has a tweeter that plays loud and then quiet. The product is no better than other cheap brands. You get what you pay for i suppose.
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decent speaker
these are alright at best but they can't handle what the wattage they claim. if you just listen at low volume they sound crisp and clear though
Verified purchase
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Personally I used to run re until I went with dc and crescendo, and id say they are a SOLID 6 1/2-7 out of 10. with what the other reviews say it sounds like they weren’t properly installed or used. This specific product clearly says usable range is basically 75 hz and up so if any bass lower than that is being played and on decent power there’s a high chance of frying the speakers. Always ask pros not reviews I guess.
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