Its music, implemented correctly you forget you are listening to speakers....just music. Its neutral.... musical. Very faithful to the recording, without sounding cold and forward, nor warm...Bass region is articalate, tight and full sounding. If the recording calls for snap, they snap. They can make a great recording sound heaven and bring out the worst out of a bad one.
With these speakers....
1. Install is KEY
2. Power IS KEY, they sound incredible when they are up and running as you pile on signal.
3. They will reveal characteristics from 'colored' amplifiers. Key is IMHO, use amplifiers that are old school in sound -powerful, robust and detailed. Stay away from colored 'designer' amps...like DLS, Audison etc....a Dyn shouldnt sound warm or silky, bass should have precision and space, not sound like mashed potatoes.
I've run lots of different speakers. These are my kind of drivers. They do everything very well, i dont demand them to do anything better.