I don't know a single person in this industry who sells speakers this way. If you sell a powerful DSP and creative control over the speaker installation, including choice of speakers and any necessary fabrication then the existing response in a typical car is irrelevant. However, very very few shops get this luxury. I certainly haven't had this chance. Plus you can't ignore that people have preferences, and that is something I always discuss with a client if they want me to design their system.
Thats what a company here in California does. Their systems are off the charts expensive as hell but sound crazy good. A lot better then the people competing in several of SQ competitions i've been through, even the first place cars are not as impressive. Reus Systems is what they are called. Definitely best SQ demo I've heard in California.
yea if I had the money, I would definitely go with Dynaudio.. pricey tho
You got to pay to play my friend.. lol
There are a few advantages when you get to this level. You don't need Pro Audio or 3 sets of speakers to keep up with loud bass. You need 1 and they keep up and maintain every little detail. By time you have bought 3 sets and found some way to mount them you have just spent as much as one set that will do it all and image.
I agree it's a lot of money to spend, but I would do it in a minute if the sound was what I was looking for. I just spent about $550 on a pair of PHD 6.5" comps (2-way), and I think it was very well spent for the SPL and clarity they produce. Nothing like Italian-made fiberglass cones for the rock-n-roll I listen to, the midbass is fantastic and rock drums and guitar will vibrate the crap out of my front floor of my truck cab at high levels (JL 300/2 driving them).
