Thread: Kevlar Speakers.... ?

i doubt that molded polypropylene is better then kevlar tho, molded polypropylene is a heavier material which would give it better bass qualities, but im looking for kevlar because its alot clearer.

Originally Posted by bigboibbp

ive never have had ANY problems with kevlar woven speakers...

and im really not looking to much into a cost here, i do have a budget but i also have alot of hook ups in the automotive industry.

any reccomendations for speakers... (not a big fan of putting a subwoofer in my car)

Its because you don't run them high enough, try running a decent sized hard cone woofer past 2 KHz. You'll quickly regret it.

Try partexpress and madisound.

Originally Posted by Lawngoose

I always enjoyed my molded polypropylene subs back in the day.

Because thats the second best cone material of the 90's.

Originally Posted by bigboibbp

i doubt that molded polypropylene is better then kevlar tho, molded polypropylene is a heavier material which would give it better bass qualities, but im looking for kevlar because its alot clearer.

Find a good paper cone woofer and you'll be amazed at what paper can do.

Just get these if you don't really care: Parts-Express.comayton RS150-4 6" Reference Woofer 4 Ohm | rs225-4 6" woofer midbass rs aluminum cone woofer phase plug dayton daySpeakers123008 daySpeakers123008

Originally Posted by matt5112

Its because you don't run them high enough, try running a decent sized hard cone woofer past 2 KHz. You'll quickly regret it.

Try partexpress and madisound.



Because thats the second best cone material of the 90's.



Find a good paper cone woofer and you'll be amazed at what paper can do.

Just get these if you don't really care: Parts-Express.comayton RS150-4 6" Reference Woofer 4 Ohm | rs225-4 6" woofer midbass rs aluminum cone woofer phase plug dayton daySpeakers123008 daySpeakers123008

i run kevlar pro audio setups all the time, and they are the clearest and most durable ive used. like ive said im a dj not a automotive sound engineer so while i may not understand ur theory on kevlar speakers i am open to seeing what explinataions you have on them...

but since your obviously against kevlar... what material do you reccomend... and what actual speakers do you reccomend.

paper speakers are very clear but they arent durable, no way will a paper speaker out last a kevlar speaker at full output.