HD-6 6.5” “Contoured Dispersion Technology” mid-woofer is so efficient, it can play much higher into the midrange frequencies than almost ANY OTHER CAR SPEAKER! Smooth response to 7kHz - 6 1/2 octave! The cone of the HD-6 mid is made of a light yet rigid, mixed with fabric carbon coated paper. The type cone material among audiophile listeners considered the best for sound quality.
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HD-62 Technical specs and contents
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Car Audio magazine test review in Russia
Sound quotes:
High frequencies are smooth and detailed. The midrange is elaborate. With a good quality back sound stage. The tone color is very natural throughout the bandwidth. The system is fit for rendering acoustic and electronic music alike.
The crossover is a marvel of circuit engineering: a 24dB “Elliptic Transient Optimized” delivers a well-balanced sound. In A Nut Shell... Speakers for the sophisticated listener.
Rating:
- Design and manufacturing 9
- Frequency response 9
- Bass potential 9
- Useable sensitivity 9
- Distortion 9
- Sound quality 9
Total rating: 8.7
“Leader” Best In Test.
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The Reference Speaker!
"When testing the HD-62, I have come to the conclusion that this is the best speaker we have ever tested, so far as to put it up as a reference speaker to all other speakers we test."
Pieter Kuin Stereo Drive Magazine-Netherlands
CDT HD-62 wins the gold!
Among the top group of three closely ranked finalists in this test, the CDT HD-62 wins the gold because, when mounted in the doors, it simply sounded the best. It combined the superb octave-to-octave balance of the Altecs with the magnificent transparency and resolution of the Boston's and the Polk's.
When describing the sound of the HD-62 set, everything I say is actually about the beauty of the recordings - a golden tenor voice singing Handel, the seductively intimate sound of Jennifer Warnes and her (clearly audible) backup singers, the rich tone of a saxophone, the very different textures of a bass fiddle alternately bowed and plucked, the variety of instrumental tones in a symphony orchestra or a well-played synthesizer, the crisp impact of percussion, and the startling power of a trumpet call.
The trouble with speakers like the HD-62 set is that their wonderful sound makes me late for appointments; when I arrive at my destination, I don't want to get out of my car.
