CDT excursion videos
07-18-2008, 03:25 PM
#1
CDT excursion videos Hi guys,
I know several of you have purchased the CL-E61 component sets and wanted to share something I found about them that I thought was kind cool. This link is to a video of a guy who has the same drivers in his doors. The EF-6 is the same driver as the CL-E6, CDT changed the name when they came up with the Classic series line and included these drivers because they are very good. These are also a special price of $179.00 for a limited time.
Anyway this is a good video of what these drivers are capable of. It is a little short but it was kind of cool to see them in action.
http://www.icixsound.com/iv/view_vid...2d13f5f431e4bb
I also have the CDT ES-06+ on a special buy for $259.00/pair for the time being as quantities are limited on these but this is an insane deal as these normally go for $459.00. Aftermarket amplification would be a must for these and they do have 3.37" of mounting depth.
Check out the excursion (15mm max) from this video:
http://photobucket.com/video/cdt/veg...UDIO/es-06.flv
This is from a 6.5" woofer that has a range of 10-4000hz.
Here are some other pics:
I know several of you have purchased the CL-E61 component sets and wanted to share something I found about them that I thought was kind cool. This link is to a video of a guy who has the same drivers in his doors. The EF-6 is the same driver as the CL-E6, CDT changed the name when they came up with the Classic series line and included these drivers because they are very good. These are also a special price of $179.00 for a limited time.
Anyway this is a good video of what these drivers are capable of. It is a little short but it was kind of cool to see them in action.
http://www.icixsound.com/iv/view_vid...2d13f5f431e4bb
I also have the CDT ES-06+ on a special buy for $259.00/pair for the time being as quantities are limited on these but this is an insane deal as these normally go for $459.00. Aftermarket amplification would be a must for these and they do have 3.37" of mounting depth.
Check out the excursion (15mm max) from this video:
http://photobucket.com/video/cdt/veg...UDIO/es-06.flv
This is from a 6.5" woofer that has a range of 10-4000hz.
Here are some other pics:
Last edited by KEE AUDIO; 07-31-2008 at 01:38 PM.
07-20-2008, 08:40 PM
#2
I think I have those beat. This isn't a good song and untuned but my M-6's in the Honda playing:
http://s236.photobucket.com/albums/f...t=MVI_0091.flv
http://s236.photobucket.com/albums/f...t=MVI_0091.flv
07-20-2008, 09:45 PM
#4
Hell, why not!! I'd submit it.
The M-6's do have more excursion then the EF-6 (CL-E6) but they are made for that kind of range as well and it does show. They are rated at 10mm of xmax. The CL-E6 is likely around 6-7mm at the most but does do well for some solid kick drum.
The ES-06+ however is a beast with 15mm from a 6.5" driver.
The M-6's do have more excursion then the EF-6 (CL-E6) but they are made for that kind of range as well and it does show. They are rated at 10mm of xmax. The CL-E6 is likely around 6-7mm at the most but does do well for some solid kick drum.
The ES-06+ however is a beast with 15mm from a 6.5" driver.
