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Focal Polyflex 130 H

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Reviewed by:
mike patton


Review Date
December 29, 2002

Overall Rating
 4 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
1 to 3 months

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Price Paid:  $185.00 from Altered Sound

Year / Model Reviewed:
 Polyflex 130 H

Summary:
Ignore the photo above; these are components, not coaxials. I traded a set of JL Evolution VR650s for the Focals, after I realized the JLs wouldn't fit in my doors without custom panels. I have the mids in the doors and the tweets in the stock dash locations. After putting up with factory speakers for 2 years, these Focals are amazing. Everything possesses a natural, live sound. Vocals are projected very well, snares really SNAP, and electronics/effects have even greater clarity now. The tweeters sound much sharper than what I'm used to, but unlike other speakers I have heard, they are not harsh or piercing at high volumes. The mids sound a little bit crunchy at times, but overall things are crystal-clear and very loud. I am happy with the trade, and i feel that I scored a true quality car audio product.

Strengths:
Titanium inverted-dome tweeter is the same one used in their higher-end Polyglass and Polykevlar models. The mids use similar, if not exact, basket/magnet/voice-coil assembly as their more expensive models. Power handling is better than their new Access line.

Weaknesses:
No 2-way crossover, only a little high-pass filter for the tweeter, but the woofer is supposed to roll off naturally, or so I'm told.

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Chrysler 6 speaker system...


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