| MB Quart Premium PVI216 6.5" 2-Way Component/Convertible Coaxial Speakers |  | Brand: MB Quart
Category: Car Audio or Theater
List Price: $549.00
Buy New: $117.95
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Seller: DiscountsJungle
Rating:  10 reviews
Sales Rank: 2,523
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 9.2
Dimensions (in): 19.7 x 17.1 x 3.9
Crossover Frequency: 2900 Hz
Crossover Slope: 6/12 dB/octave
2 Widesphere Tweeter 40mm
2 Polypropylene 16cm/6.5"
Contents: 2 x PTI 40, 2 x PWA 160, 2 x PXA 216, Operating instructions and complete installation material including templates
MPN: PVI216
Model: PVI216
UPC: 806576215400
EAN: 0806576215400
ASIN: B001B05ODG
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| Features:
| • | 6.5" 2-Way Component/Convertible Coaxial Speakers with 70-140 Watt Power Rating and 38Hz-32kHz Frequency (Sold in Pairs) | | • | Includes 40mm WideSphere tweeter assembly that fully addresses the inherent speaker problem of directional sound dispersion in a vehicle | | • | Aluminum-coated phase plug, magnet heat sink cup for voice coil cooling and separate off-coaxial mounting configurations | | • | Premium performance crossover with three-level tweeter attenuation | | • | Two-piece carbon-fiber reinforced composite chassis and polypropylene cone with edge-wound 1 voice coils and gold-plated connection |
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Product Description
PREMIUM Speakers -- The Name Defines the Range.
The Premium-Line from MB QUART stands for excellent sound quality and the promise of performance well above and beyond the ordinary.
The brand-new component loudspeakers from the PVI series use the completely new tweeter PTI 40. Developed on the basis of the innovative WideSphereTM-Technology with its inverted titanium dome provides extremely good resonance and radiation characteristics. The PVI series uses two-piece loudspeaker baskets of exclusively carbon fiber-reinforced plastic composite with edge-wound 1"/25 mm voice coils and special silver-painted metal covers for optimum protection and effective cooling of the magnet system.
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 Maxxsonics does MB Quart well February 16, 2010
CJ (Hackensack N.J.)
I've always been a fan of MB Quart ever since I got a pair of 6.5 Discus Coaxils for the rear deck of my 01 Hyundai Elantra about 6 years. Even to this day they sound great. But when I heard they got acquired by Maxxsonics I too thought the quality would go down. Strange enough, I heard mixed comments since the take over. I've READ mostly good reviews about them but HEARD they were bad. I'm not the type that will judge something without at least trying it out first so since the price was right I decided to give these a chance. From what I can see and hear MB Quart hasn't loss much of anything.
I'm pushing all 4 MBQ speakers with a Pioneer GM-D9500F rated at 75x4 Pioneer Gmd9500f Class D 4 Ch 800w Amp Stage 4and they sound great. The highs are on the bright side but sound clear without being too sharp plus they bring out all the music high notes nicely. I heard stuff I didn't hear before. But the tweeters can get harsh at higher volumes so I compensate using my Kenwood's EQKenwood KDC-HD942U USB/AAC/WMA/MP3 CD Receiver with Built-In HD Radio. The speakers really shine when playing anything with a lot of highs and vocals but can handle pretty much anything well. Overall, I think these are great. Me giving these 4 instead of 5 stars is only because I can't give it 4.5 stars.
Simply Aural Nirvana January 17, 2010
T. Husted (Tampa)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Bought two sets of these for Xmas to replace the factory Bose speakers in my Maxima. Had them professionally installed and holy hell are these speakers incredible. The wide sphere technology in the tweeters disperses the highs at such a larger radius than your normal dome tweeters that it literally fills the car with sound. Usually your ears can pinpoint where the highs are coming from but these literally envelope you. It's hard to stop grinning like an idiot while driving. I had the tweeters installed in the doors based on some of the other reviews I've read on here. The highs are VERY crisp and VERY bright, but can get a bit shrill at higher volumes.I actually had to turn the treble down! I put on "The Great Gig in the Sky" by Pink Floyd and the detail and richness was unbelievable! It literally made the hairs stand up on my arms.
One of the reasons I bought these components was their sensitivity is greater than a lot of the speakers I researched. The wider the sensitivity range,the lower and higher frequencies, or sound, can be produced. Hence you"re able to hear more of how the artist originally created the song. For rock and jazz it makes a huge difference. To test the bass I put on Hov's The Blueprint 3 and it was studio quality sound. The midrange produces bass that hits low, clean and tight. Can't replace a subwoofer of course but it's close. The crossovers are aluminum cased and very solidly constructed.
One thing i did want to mention was that I have a Clarion CX609 receiver instead of the factory Bose system. Since it has a nine band equalizer, my review may be a little biased since I have more flexibility to tune the speakers. When I first got the MB quarts installed, it took me about a half hour of adjusting to get the sound I wanted. Regardless of tuning however, these components still sound 1000 times better than the Bose.
The guys who did my install were extremely impressed. Like many people in the audio industry, they thought MB Quart made sub par products after being bought my Maxxonics. It completely changed their perception, as well as mine. I'm so glad I bought these. For the price offered on Amazon, it may as well be stealing for what you get. I've never been more excited to drive! I'm buying two sets for my brothers truck as a graduation gift. MB Quart has brought aural bliss to my ears and a smile to my face! What a fantastic set of components!!
Wow, that is about all I can say... wow. January 13, 2010
A. C. Johnson (SLC, UT USA)
Those out there that have the delusion that MB Quart lost their magic when Maxxsonics bought the company is just that, delusional. These speakers are so crisp, and tight. They have great bass response, and the highs are like nothing I've ever heard. I'm powering mine with a fosgate 75 X 2 amp, and though it is underpowered for their rating, I can't imagine anything more. [...].
They list the PVI 216 as the best 6.5inch components that MONEY CAN BUY...
kick ass November 24, 2009
Jason Cantor (Pembroke Pines Fl)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
very great sounding speakers got 2 sets in my 08 CR-V connected to a Kenwood Excelon KAC-X542 amp and they are crystal clear definitly reccomend these =)
Well worth it at any price! November 11, 2009
Su Doku (WDC, USA)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I am ABSOLUTELY thrilled I purchased them. They were professionally installed to my factory NAV stereo system. They produce "live-studio" quality sound with clear separation between notes and a powerful response. You will hear all of the instruments. It impressed the pros to ask me where to get them. And, they told me about the top-grade materials/workmanship used in manufacturing. There's zero distortion when I crank-up the volume (3/4 max) before my ears bleed. I will need a remote and some serious distance to go to max volume. I am not an audiophile but I have paid the money for (Denon, Yamaha, Onkyo, Nakamichi, Bose, B&O, etc.) stereo equipment. It's truly high-end audio-quality sound without spending all that money.
Like others, I heard the cautious "don't buy MB Quart because" they were bought by Maxxsonics and are (1). No longer a German company (2). The quality is not good. But FIRST, No one that said this to me ever heard or installed them. SECOND, Maxxsonics is an American (California) company and if I am going to take a chance on quality then why not American? THIRD, the speakers are still manufactured in Germany. FOURTH, the Premium-Series is 3 levels above their "factory-installed" speaker replacement recommendation.
Lastly, I called Maxxsonics because I got a lot of conflicting installation advice. Also, I needed one extra measurement that I could not find anywhere else. Not only did they answer the phone but they quickly pulled the speaker out of the box to get the information I needed. We talked about configurations and sorted thru all the stuff I was told. They knew I was buying the speakers from someone else and they sent a follow-up email afterwards. That translates to excellent customer service.
Here's my setup: a Jeep Liberty (2002-2006) with factory-installed NAV stereo system. The factory amps found in the front doors were connected to the MBs. The speaker openings are larger than 6.5 inches so adaptive brackets were used. The tweeters fit perfectly. Forget what anyone says - you do not have to buy shallow-mount speakers for the rear doors. The factory-speakers we pulled out were full-sized. The MB crossovers have 4 settings (0, -1, -3 and -5). I chose zero because I usually set treble at +2. To test the speakers I burned a cd with songs that had lots of transitions, deep-deep bass lows and really-high end notes. The MBs played it like I was sitting in front of a live band. There's no other stereo equipment in my car. Anybody can spend $5k and get great sound - but do it for less than $500.
I think one reviewer said it best " BUY THEM."
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