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These pro series midranges seem virtually Identical Any Input? I just know Powerbass was started by the Soundstream Guys right around the time they started making product In China? If they are different which sound better?
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ARE YOU REFERING TO THE 6.5 MIDS THAT ARE SOLD SEPERATELY? IF SO THEY SOUND REAL GOOD FOR THE MONEY. I CAN'T KEEP THEM IN STOCK IN MY SHOP. I USUALLY SELL THEM WITH A PAIR OF TWEETERS. CHEAP COMPONENT=)
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The powerbass are 4 ohm and the soundstream are 8 ohms also. Both sound equal good, Also powerbass has a stamped basket and the soundstream is a cast basket. Tes, both get rather LOUD!!
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I just got my soundstream order in today and the invoice says Beyma midranges, Beyma Tweeters. So I guess we know now who is making them!
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yeah i knew that i saw the beyma and the soundstream look the same but i think the beyma is made in spain or is it china??
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That I do not know just that beyma is out of spain but probably is built in china like everybody else.and their specs are virtually identical in parameters such as within 1 db of same sensitivity and the same frequency response
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which amp are you using jf? i am using 2 channel amplifiers for these 1 channel for the left and the other for the right
on the left i am using 1 8 inch,1 6inch ,1 bullet and 1 tweeter.. same right amp 2 channel rubicon reference 1002 plays really loud... i can even sit in the car
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This is what I've got so far 1992 Honda Civic Up Front I.D Horns under the dash ol' school cheap ones I am about to upgrade to the v.3 which are 109 db 1w/ 1meter as well 2 Cadence CVL 6.5 Midranges Powered off a Cadence Daytona DCA-4100 In the rear I am using The 8" 4 ohm Midbass SS That will be powered off a new SS TRX 2.640= 210X2 Watts RMS I meant to order the 4 channel but I didn't but this will actually work out a little better provided I can supply the voltage. I learned that lesson the hard way with a xxx-6500 The Horn Tweeters will be ran in Parallel of the horns I'm thinking Fiberglass on top of the Dash Cerwin Vega Stroker Pro 15 tuned to 38hz powered off The new TRX-2000D pushing about 1700 Watts RMS
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i saw a powerbass catalogus they dont have 2 models tweeters soundstream has tweeters in 2 models
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but if you look in the powerbass catalouge the one compression tweeter they have is almost identical to the soundstream which is made by beyma and the midbasses are about the same as well.
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whats the difference the ss mids has dutcaps and the pb doesnt have dustcap
not only beyma designs them some chinese shops in our country has some look alikes also pyle,hp audio
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yeah you are probably right I know other people do build them but i would tend to believe that companies of the same caliber ss, powerbass, cadence, and beyma probably have a deal worked out as probably the lesser manufacturers do like, Boss, audiopipe, & pyle . I just know the company I work for has alot of speakers built for us in China that are also made for other manufacturers as well.
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Cool! I haven't even priced Beyma But you can tell they are a high end company by looking at their site.
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last week i went to competition in our country i took 3th place with the soundstream pro series with 1 tra 960.4 amp number 1 and 2 were playing with 15/12 inch home audio drivers
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Preet, So What do you run for subs? and what type of music do you listen to?
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Forgive me for being so geographically ignorant where you from? What type of car?
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All my 6.5" and 8" are Beyma. They are expensive and have no warranty. I had them a long time without problems but that no warranty thing is a no-no. I would give the SS a shot afterwards if I blew something
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