Massive Audio CK6 Stage III Comps

[Ryan from Ohio]

These aint mine obviously! lol

Somewhat of a review, based off appearance.

Mids:

The material used is nice. The machining on the mid bass baskets was a nice touch! Looks well put together, no glue slop, nothing looked out of place. The tinsel lead connection point was decent. The spade terminals are mounted on a nice piece of composite material. The carbon weave cone was done in agood manner- it was very consistent and uniform.

Tweets:

The tweets are some beasts! Again like the mids they were clean and crisp- no sloppy glue. The outter case was clean plastic, was a good mold job. They are a little on the deep side as seen in the pics.

Crossovers:

Appear to be very similar to MB Quarts.

Packaging:

Obviously they put some money into the packaging. They come in a nice case that appears to be carbon fiber. Its not a sticker, just some sort of a cloth I guess... Very nice display.

Since these aint mine I cant use them and right now I dont have any means to test them anyhow. After having a look at them I would consider using something like this in my car.

Have a look at the pics:

[heineck]

damn those look good

[Ryan from Ohio]

I honestly think I will be putting a set of these into my car, when I can afford to.

[AleroDrime]

price range
Are things available seperatly

[Fi-Alero]

Those are very nice components. I've always been a fan of Massive Audio.

I just wish they could handle a bit more power

[Ryan from Ohio]

Originally Posted by AleroDrime

price range
Are things available seperatly

About $170ish shipped- providing my price remains same. Separately like how? lol its a set, therefore the components are all matched together. I dont have any listings for the items listed separately though.

Originally Posted by Fi-Alero

Those are very nice components. I've always been a fan of Massive Audio.

I just wish they could handle a bit more power

I dont think 130 WRMS is to terrible. Providing they can handle and make good use of the power, eh

[Fi-Alero]

Yeah, If you are going to run a nice component set like that tho, it's always good to go active. The passive crossover steals so much power. I run 300rms per side in my car and it screams

[Ryan from Ohio]

Yes active is the way, if you can do it.

For most people skill set the passive way is best.

[meadus101]

300? that's alot of wattage.

I go for Quality, Not Quantity.

[tw0123]

Originally Posted by Fi-Alero

Yeah, If you are going to run a nice component set like that tho, it's always good to go active. The passive crossover steals so much power. I run 300rms per side in my car and it screams

I am going to be dumb here and ask this; when you say you run the 300 rms, without the passive crossover, does that mean you just run your power direct from your amp(s) to your component sets?

[Ryan from Ohio]

^Yes, but in order to do so you DO need some sort of a crossover. In his case you will use a 3 way crossover that allows you to "bandpass" the mids and a tweeter. You filter the signal at the RCAs source before amplification. Using the passive crossovers you are filtering it after the signal has been amplified.

[Fi-Alero]

300? that's alot of wattage.

I go for Quality, Not Quantity.

Believe me, the quality is amazing too lol.

Ryan is correct. My crossovers are set at the radio.