The Pride Solo 200 Competition 6.5″ midrange speakers are the ultimate solution for those who demand powerful, clear, and rich sound. Specifically designed for car audio systems, these speakers deliver outstanding midrange frequency reproduction, enhancing your listening experience with vibrant highs and deep lows.
With an impressive sensitivity of 96.5 dB, these speakers produce loud and crisp sound even at low power levels. This makes them an excellent choice for both daily use and car audio competitions.
Key Specifications:
• Size: 6.5″ (16.5 cm)
• Impedance (Re): 4 Ohms
• Sensitivity (SPL): 96.5 dB
• Frequency Range: Focused on midrange frequencies for precise sound reproduction
• Power (RMS): 200W
Features:
• Powerful Sound: Exceptional performance in the midrange frequency range.
• High Sensitivity: Delivers clear and loud sound even with minimal power input.
• Competition-Ready: Perfect for audio competitions and high-quality audio systems.
The Pride Solo 200 Competition speakers guarantee top-tier performance and unparalleled sound quality in any environment. They are the perfect choice for those who value power, reliability, and professional-grade audio.
Order the Pride Solo 200 Competition now and elevate your car audio experience!
Looking for speakers that deliver loud, clear, and high-quality audio? The Pride Ruby Light 6.5 v2 midrange speakers are your ultimate solution. Designed for those who appreciate crystal-clear sound reproduction, these 6.5-inch speakers are a reliable choice for car audio enthusiasts.
Why Choose Ruby Light 6.5 v2?
The Ruby Light 6.5 v2 speakers stand out in the car audio market thanks to their exceptional performance and versatility. Here’s why they’re worth your attention:
1. Superior Midrange Sound Quality
The midrange frequency is the heart of any audio setup. With the Ruby Light 6.5 v2, you can enjoy accurate sound reproduction in the 160 Hz to 10 kHz range, ensuring that vocals, instruments, and details are delivered with precision.
2. High Sensitivity for Dynamic Audio
Thanks to their high sensitivity, these speakers produce loud and detailed sound even with moderate power input. Whether you’re cruising down the highway or parked at a show, the Ruby Light 6.5 v2 ensures a dynamic listening experience.
3. Easy Integration into Your Setup
With a 4 Ohm impedance, these speakers are compatible with a variety of car audio systems. Whether you’re upgrading an existing setup or building a new one, the Ruby Light 6.5 v2 makes integration hassle-free.
Technical Specifications
Here’s what makes the Ruby Light 6.5 v2 a standout performer:
• Voice Coil Material: Copper wire
• Impedance: 4 Ohms
• Rated Power: 80W
• Frequency Range: 160 Hz – 10 kHz
• Effective Radiation Area: 147 cm²
These specs ensure reliable performance, making the Ruby Light 6.5 v2 ideal for car audio enthusiasts who demand the best.
Who Should Choose the Ruby Light 6.5 v2?
These speakers are perfect for anyone looking to elevate their car audio experience:
• Car audio enthusiasts who want detailed and loud midrange sound.
• DIY car audio builders seeking flexible and efficient speakers.
• Professionals who need reliable equipment for competitions or installations.
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If you’re looking for a reliable upgrade for your audio system, the Pride Solo 300 and Pride Solo 300 Competition models are worth your attention. Both speakers deliver high-quality sound, but each has its own features and advantages. Let’s dive into the differences.
General Specifications
Both models are 6.5-inch midrange speakers with a frequency range of 160 Hz to 10,000 Hz, a 4-ohm impedance, and 300W RMS power. Designed to deliver loud and clear sound, they can be easily installed in standard door cards or modified panels.
Features of the Pride Solo 300
- Magnetic System: A hybrid magnet and an electrical steel motor provide stability and balanced sound, even at low power.
- Voice Coil: Made from copper wire for reliability and durability.
- Sound Quality: Ideal for those seeking loud yet balanced sound with minimal distortion.
Perfect for: Audio enthusiasts who want to upgrade their system without requiring extreme power.
Features of the Pride Solo 300 Competition
- Enhanced Motor: A more powerful motor increases sound control at high volume levels.
- Improved Sensitivity: An optimized moving system has increased the speaker’s sensitivity by 0.6 dB, providing more volume.
- Advanced Technologies: Equipped with optional Overboost and Neo-core for improved efficiency and performance.
- Compact Design: A mounting depth of just 68 mm makes this model versatile for various installations.
Perfect for: Competitive systems and enthusiasts who aim to maximize the volume and clarity of their audio setup.
Which One Should You Choose?
If you’re looking for reliable and balanced sound for everyday use, the Pride Solo 300 is an excellent choice.
If you want maximum loudness and an advanced competition-ready system, go for the Pride Solo 300 Competition.
Both models deliver impressive loudness and sound clarity, but the Competition model takes your audio system to the next level. Let us know which model suits you better, or visit us to hear both in action!
Automated gluing of magnetic systems
In the production of magnetic systems, we use advanced technologies and the latest equipment. To test the magnetic system according to all its characteristics, a special adhesive is applied to the lower magnetic core and ferrite ring, after which the entire magnetic system is tightened with screws.
Special glue
Each user can be completely confident in our product.
We use special adhesive mixtures for each of our speaker assemblies. For components exposed to heat, we use heat-resistant adhesives. For “flexible” nodes – glue with increased elasticity.
Acoustic grids
Protective nets for PRIDE acoustics are ideally matched for the entire range of speakers. The main purpose is to protect the diffuser from mechanical damage. The kit includes a metal mesh insert and a spacer ring made of ABS plastic. There is a special groove inside the spacer ring that holds the protective mesh while aligning it with the suspension. This allows you to install a larger number of acoustics in comparison with those speakers whose protective meshes increase the mounting diameter of the basket.ё
Pressing washers
As part of the production, we were able to successfully implement a workshop for the production of washers using hot pressing for all lines of Pride acoustics and subwoofers. For the centering washers, we use high-quality woven material made from threads from the French company DuPont, special impregnation of which is based on thermoset plastics, which in turn allows us to realize the full intended potential of the mechanics of the speaker when operating it in completely different modes.
When it comes to building a quality car audio system, many beginners often make avoidable mistakes that can lead to frustration, unnecessary expenses, and subpar sound performance. In this guide, we’ll explore the top 5 mistakes people make when choosing car audio equipment and provide tips on how to make smart choices for your car’s sound system.
1. Overlooking Compatibility Between Components
One of the most common mistakes beginners make is failing to check the compatibility of different audio components. Not all amplifiers, speakers, and subwoofers are designed to work together. For example, pairing a low-power amplifier with a high-powered subwoofer can result in poor performance and potential damage to the equipment.
How to avoid it: Always check the power ratings (measured in RMS) and impedance (measured in ohms) to ensure that your amplifier can drive your speakers or subwoofers efficiently. Match the equipment’s specifications to avoid underpowered or overpowered setups.
2. Focusing Too Much on Wattage
Another common pitfall is getting fixated on wattage numbers, assuming that more watts always mean better sound quality. While wattage does matter, it’s not the only factor that determines sound performance. High wattage alone won’t deliver better sound if the speakers are of poor quality or if the installation is poorly executed.
How to avoid it: Look at the overall sound system quality. Prioritize speaker sensitivity, build quality, and proper installation over raw wattage. A well-matched system with moderate wattage will often outperform a high-wattage system with mismatched components.
⠀3. Neglecting Soundproofing
Many beginners invest heavily in high-end speakers, amplifiers, and subwoofers but neglect one crucial aspect of achieving good sound: soundproofing. Without proper soundproofing, road noise and vibrations can ruin even the best audio equipment’s performance.
How to avoid it: Invest in sound-deadening materials such as foam or butyl-based sound dampeners. Installing these materials in key areas like doors, the roof, and the floor of your vehicle can drastically reduce outside noise and vibrations, leading to a clearer and more immersive sound experience.
4. Ignoring the Importance of Installation
Even the most expensive car audio components will fail to perform properly if not installed correctly. Poor wiring, bad grounding, or incorrect placement of speakers can lead to signal loss, distortion, and even damage to your equipment.
How to avoid it: If you’re not confident in your ability to install the system yourself, consider hiring a professional. If you do plan to install it on your own, carefully follow installation guides and invest in quality wiring kits. Proper grounding and placement are critical for maintaining sound clarity and protecting your investment.
5. Failing to Plan for Future Upgrades
Many beginners buy a complete car audio system without considering future upgrades. This can lead to difficulties when trying to improve sound quality down the line, as you may have to replace major components or deal with space limitations in your vehicle.
How to avoid it: Plan ahead by choosing equipment that allows for easy upgrades. For example, opt for an amplifier with more channels than you currently need or choose speakers that can handle additional power if you plan to upgrade your amplifier later. This forward-thinking approach will save you money and frustration in the future.
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Choosing the right car audio equipment can be challenging for beginners, but by avoiding these common mistakes, you can build a system that delivers great sound without breaking the bank. Focus on compatibility, avoid obsessing over wattage, prioritize soundproofing, ensure proper installation, and plan for future upgrades to create a setup that will last and perform well.
We want to share with you the results of testing the Pride M35.18 subwoofer in Carlos’ armored vehicle from Las Vegas.
We believe many of you have already seen his subwoofer tests on Facebook and Bass Wars.
Pride M35 18″ subwoofer is a serial model of our range of subs. Everyone can buy this model on our website.
Voice Coil: 3.6 flat aluminum
Fs: 26.9 Hz
RMS: 3500 W
Impedance: D0.75 Ohms
The subwoofer cone is made of pressed paper, and the dust cap is real carbon.
4 x Amplifiers were connected. Cmax batteries consistently held 15.6 -15.7V and the signal purity was checked with an oscilloscope.
The power supplied was as follows:
250W / 500W / 2000W / 4000W / 8000W / 16000W / 32000W
All measurements were taken at a frequency of 61.6 Hz.
The final results were:
37,847 W — result: 178.44 dB
43,490 W — result: 178.32 dB
A thermal sensor was installed inside the enclosure. We waited for the subwoofer to cool down to 77-78F after each measurement.
The cooling process was very quick. Everyone who watched the live broadcast saw it. No other subwoofer cooled down during testing like the Pride M35.
What’s the secret? The subwoofer has an innovative cooling system. Aluminum booster-heatsink installed as an additional element. This part is difficult to install during assembly and takes time, but it allows the subwoofer to handle cooling and heat dissipation extremely well. This works not only during tests but also in everyday use in any type of enclosure.
The M35 18 subwoofer was handled the power 43490W and this is a real record among all of Carlos’ tests. This is an incredible result and we are thrilled.
Our goal was not to take first place. We knew perfectly well that a subwoofer with a higher Fs and a completely different design would be better suited for Carlos’ setup. But it was important for us to demonstrate to our audience the capabilities of the subwoofer in extreme conditions and we did it.
A big thank you to Carlos for the test and to everyone who watched the live stream.
P.S. And if we had blown the subwoofer, we could have repaired it in just a few minutes. The M series subwoofers have a modular suspension that can be replaced very quickly without the use of glue.