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Pg zero point mids

Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2014 4:12 am
by knightrider358
Hey guys,

Whats yalls opinion of the zeropoint 5.25 zmp130 mids?

Re: Pg zero point mids

Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2014 4:39 am
by ttocs
as much as I loved pg I never liked their speakers short of the elite/morel line myself

Re: Pg zero point mids

Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2014 4:51 am
by vwdude
Are you looking at the ones on eBay? I've been watching those, just from a collectors standpoint. For some reason several pairs of 5.25" speakers have been on eBay over the last year, but never the 6.5" or the tweeters from the set.

Re: Pg zero point mids

Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2014 7:32 am
by knightrider358
Vw, yea actually ive been eyeing them too along w a few others.

What do yall think of peerless brand?

Honestly im looking for the best set of mid bass drivers for under $100

Re: Pg zero point mids

Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2014 9:13 am
by Weaklink
I had a set of the 6 in separates in my wife's car and they sounded good. I wasn't blown away by the sound. Mid bass was ok not huge. The speakers on the other hand are. Like 5 or 6 in deep if I remember right. I hear they are better with an enclosure but I'm not sure how you could build one with the speaker already that big.

Re: Pg zero point mids

Posted: Sun Aug 10, 2014 12:35 pm
by smgreen20
I love them. I compare them to the Boston comps everyone loves so much. I had a set of the 5 1/4" comps but sold them to fund the purchase of a set of the 6 1/2" comps.

You want a great set of mids for under $100, look into the 6 1/2" Silver Flutes from madisound.com
I compare those to the Hybrid Audio L6's.

Re: Pg zero point mids

Posted: Sun Aug 10, 2014 2:02 pm
by kg1961
I didn't like them
Sounded ok pain to mount being so deep and little mid bass. I had a couple fail for no reason
They got replaced but there is a lot better for less

Re: Pg zero point mids

Posted: Sun Aug 10, 2014 2:12 pm
by ttocs
We had them at the shop I worked at and I think I can remember installing one set for a guy that was dead set on pg speakers to match his subs. It was a tough sale when you compared them to ID in the board right next to them. I think I even remember liking the alpine componants slightly better but its been a while.

Re: Pg zero point mids

Posted: Sun Aug 10, 2014 5:12 pm
by knightrider358
Hey smgreen20, ive never heard the hybrid audio l6's, is there anything those would compare too?

Thanks for the input guys, i think ill prob pass on the zero points. Im hoping to find a set of 6.5 thatll play as low as 60hz but 80 will do.

Re: Pg zero point mids

Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2014 8:52 am
by CarAudioGuru
Actually I built a set for a CES (I think 1997) white pearl enclosure similar to Wilson Watts Tots. 2 Layers of Ranger Board (non of that wussy MDF) 2.5 inches think on all walls, BRACED internally. Dom built custom crossovers (because of the on-axis design of home speakers, different that the car ones)

Took me 6 days to shoot the pearl paint. All a few days before CES. We also sublimated the bass by using a enclosure I designed using 1 inch thick Plex with a Cyclone in it. Sounded unbelievable. A 2.1 system. Spacious, wide, open clean....

They were REALLY good speakers. Way too deep. I thought if I built the super bitchin component system no one would care that they had to built door panels. Wow, was I wrong (not the first time...I was the one that got us to to the Cyclone too, buy the rights...whoa was that a colossal waste of money. Killer product, just not for car)

Like I say in my seminars...I went to MIT..you know......Mistakes I've Tried. I made a few of them :)

Re: Pg zero point mids

Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2014 9:17 am
by knightrider358
Thanks man, i love hearing things like this.

Re: Pg zero point mids

Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2014 9:18 am
by knightrider358
So i have a new set of 6.5" silver flutes on the way, should be here today matter of fact

Re: Pg zero point mids

Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2014 9:43 am
by oilworker
Awesome speakers! I have a set of 8" Silver Flutes going in the doors of my Corvette. I am using them with SEAS Prestige tweeters and running an active setup. Amp is a ZX950. The ZX500 channels will power the mids, channels 1&2 of the ZX450 will power the tweeters and channels 3&4 will be bridged to a 12" Onyx sub. I have an Audison bit ten for processing. Just need to find time to finish the install.

Re: Pg zero point mids

Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2014 9:11 pm
by smgreen20
knightrider358 wrote:So i have a new set of 6.5" silver flutes on the way, should be here today matter of fact
That's good, let us know what you think. I've run 160w each to mine, 0 issues. Note: they NEED to be sealed or put in a ported box, I forgot to mention, they don't do well IB.

Re: Pg zero point mids

Posted: Thu Aug 28, 2014 2:42 am
by knightrider358
Thanks sm, im glad to see u around. I havent seen u around for a while. I was actually off the radar for a couple yrs life is really getting to us all huh

Re: Pg zero point mids

Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2014 4:02 pm
by smgreen20
I still linger, my main focus has shifted to old school car audio and an mostly on Facebook in the OS group. I still love my PG and wouldn't mind getting some more, but my Clarion and LANZAR addiction has really taken off.

Re: Pg zero point mids

Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2014 4:04 pm
by smgreen20
Forgot to add, this is my home on the net, it's the first place I've really ever felt welcome online and there's a lot of good people here. This place will always have a spot in my heart.

Re: Pg zero point mids

Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2014 6:09 pm
by knightrider358
I 2nd that sm, its good to see u on oss, as u see me on their pretyy reg too. But as u this was and always will be my audio home