Phoenix Gold Phorum

Hi, I would like to know if is here someone able to help me with my future new set up.
Im going to Buy a Ti Elite comps, and first I would like to know wich one should I get, the 5" or the 6"(preferred).And to push it I´m Thinkin on 2 M25 Bridged for each side, or a M50 or a ZX350 or a Ti600.2.
The question is not what set would sound Highter, but wich one would sound Smoother, Crispyier, Cleaner and Better.
I´m I right choosing Ti6Comp Elite plus 2 M25 between all these sets?
Only to Tell, I already use a PG Xenon 600.1 on the sub channel, and for now, the crossover is not very important because my HU already has.
Thanks for all.

Why not a Xenon 200.2 then? It matches your sub amp and would offer the most power for the money.

The Elite 6 is better by virtue of more midbass. I don't really notice a huge difference in the midrange.

x200.4
Bridge it to each side....elites love power.

I'm currently running a x200.2 to ti elite 6.5's, and have a x600.1 on sub detail.

i couldn't be more pleased with it. except i can never make up my damn mind on which sub to use...but that's another story.


the install of the ti elites is more important then then amp imo, don't skimp on the sound deadening. if they have a well deadened home, the x200.2 or almost any other pg amp for that matter will let them live to their full potential

Bfowler wrote:
the install of the ti elites is more important then then amp imo, don't skimp on the sound deadening. if they have a well deadened home, the x200.2 or almost any other pg amp for that matter will let them live to their full potential

and "controlled airspace" IMO is needed to get a good midbass response out out of those puppies.

bdubs767 wrote:x200.4
Bridge it to each side....elites love power.

i won't hurt anything....but that is totally overkill even for an spl setup imo

Bfowler wrote:

bdubs767 wrote:x200.4
Bridge it to each side....elites love power.

i won't hurt anything....but that is totally overkill even for an spl setup imo

more power = more headroom = better if set up properly

overkill yes but that's half the fun

Bfowler wrote: i couldn't be more pleased with it. except i can never make up my damn mind on which sub to use...but that's another story.

Only if some one would make a sub that can get as low as the xenon, but actually make realistic noise above 50hz.

stipud wrote:Why not a Xenon 200.2 then? It matches your sub amp and would offer the most power for the money.

The Elite 6 is better by virtue of more midbass. I don't really notice a huge difference in the midrange.

It would be a good choice, But its hard to find and it should get much more expensive for me because of the custom.
I will use the Elites on vented kick panels with 5,3 Liters, and tuned around 70Hz, the hi-pass for it will be on 80 Hz or a Little Less.
But anyway, If I Buy a "M" series or "Zx" would be a good choice?
Thanks!

unless you get a defective mid, and a partially blow mid my luck Sounds like ass. Rsds are on the way till that gets adressed

Hey guys, I´ve bought two M25, each one will push a side of my component on bridge.
Have I made a good choice?

I think the M-series sound great.

I have an M44, running each side bridged to RSD6 components and it sounds great, more than enough power... and one M25 bridged will produce slightly more power than one side of my M44 bridged.

i think you will be set. the stereo separation will be awesome!

So guys, I´m back with this thread, actually I didnt create a new one because I think it´s not necessary.
Last week I took my Amps on post.They are in a good shape, specially the white one that is mint(its one white and grey painted and one on gold, blue and white paited).
So I would like to ask you if does anyone have a schematics of the M25 painting design, because I want to make a cosmetical work on them.To put on the same shape and colors.In the gold one there is some scuffs and rusted parts on the base and some scuffs on the top.
So my idea is to make some stickers on M25 schematics painting the put it over a new white painting, and then put a glaze coat over it all.
Have I been clear?Thanks for every one!
Ps.:As soon as I can I´ll post some pictures.

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