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Gurus, i am thinking to change my stock speakers to these : 

i) Sony XS gtf 1639 3 way speakers 

ii) Focal polyglass component 2 way kit  PS 165 V1 

Iii) Focal flax evo component 2 way kit 165 fse 

not intending to spend too much.. only got these 3 choices as need to use up the free credits. Option 3 is more expensive then the other 2. Which one should i choose?

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10 minutes ago, Steed1111 said:

Gurus, i am thinking to change my stock speakers to these : 

i) Sony XS gtf 1639 3 way speakers 

ii) Focal polyglass component 2 way kit  PS 165 V1 

Iii) Focal flax evo component 2 way kit 165 fse 

not intending to spend too much.. only got these 3 choices as need to use up the free credits. Option 3 is more expensive then the other 2. Which one should i choose?

I just changed to PS 165 V1 not long ago, on stock JVC unit (not those good one) , find the sound good enough for me (no amp, rear still stock speaker). If budget allows go for their flax evo, if not i feel this is good enough for a little upgrade. 

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1 hour ago, Steed1111 said:

Gurus, i am thinking to change my stock speakers to these : 

i) Sony XS gtf 1639 3 way speakers 

ii) Focal polyglass component 2 way kit  PS 165 V1 

Iii) Focal flax evo component 2 way kit 165 fse 

not intending to spend too much.. only got these 3 choices as need to use up the free credits. Option 3 is more expensive then the other 2. Which one should i choose?

Pick the best lah

since its free.

:grin:

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2 of the best speakers you can buy at their price point.

Comparing DLS MK6.2 VS Helix F62C The results: DLS have better mids , helix have better deep bass and tweeters. DLS can run on more power without distortions.

I prefer the DLS MK6.2 because it has a warmer sound although the Helix F62C is far more neutral. I guess depends on what amp you pair it with. If its a warm amp then Helix is a better partner but if the amp is cold sounding then its DLS.

 

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