i have a chance to get 2 brand new 10" diamond audio cm3 subs for 150....is that a good deal on them? how do they sound?
Replies (9)
Munchiesyumm on 06/26/2004 13:39:29
I would never pay that much for those subs, ever the online MSRP is $104 dillars. Thats the price you would get from a retail store.
If you are considering these subs I suggest going to www.ebay.com they have 4 items listed and the most exspensive one starts at $65 a sub. Just notice the shipping prices on ebay will be around $20 dollars for shipping but the cheapest deal starts at $52 with no bids and 2 days left.
I don't have any comments about sound quality but there are a lot better subs out there especially for $150 dollars. I would never spend that much on them.
best reguards.
A.D.D. on 06/26/2004 15:34:01
its 150 for both not a piece
uochronos on 06/26/2004 17:09:46
you can get the K series elemental designsd for 75each right now same price for a sub that is probaly 100% better... just my 2 cents but diamond is a pretty low end company
racerbizoehm on 06/26/2004 17:49:04
low end, I never thought so, What are your favorite brands?
swez on 06/26/2004 17:49:58
Ehhmmm... the CM 3 sub is the lower end side of the sub line for Diamond in price and power handling. But not a bad sub at all.
I did a search on them a few days back and the price was low, but the overall performance specs on the subs looked good to me. Again, it's all in the box design, setup and install process.
In all, Diamond is a well established company with some very fine products.
Diamond Audio CM312D4 12" Dual Voice ($105.00/ea.)
Specs:
Radial vented steel basket
2.5" voice coil
Cmax Optimized Spider
Double Stacked Magnet
Power Range: 500W RMS
Impedance: Dual 4 ohms
Sensitivity (dB SPL): 91 (2.83-V input @ 1 meter)
Freq. Resp: 25Hz-250Hz(±3dB
Dimensions: Diameter: 12" Depth: 6.22"
http://www.etronics.com/product.asp?icatid=369&stk_code=diacm312d4&svbname=309
Swez COFFEE
A.D.D. on 06/26/2004 18:02:44
i can either get these...or 2 15" kicker comp vrs for 150 also
uochronos on 06/26/2004 18:52:05
sorry about that comment i was thining of another brand my mistake lol i realized my mistake about halfway down the street after i posted it. diamond does make some good subs
Munchiesyumm on 06/26/2004 21:58:10
I still think there are better options with a price range of $150 -200
Hasn't anyone heard of poor quality from the more recent subs that came out for Diamond. I have heard quite a few complaints about their lower end products haveing some physical problems in production.
I've designed a few Diamond systems but always with their more upper line subs. Was impressed a little but I tend to go other directions.
cplkittle on 06/29/2004 13:39:48
sorry I am so late to jump in here.. CM3 subs kick a$$ yes, they are the lower end of the diamond chain, but still a diamond.
$100 ea is a good price.
Basically you are getting them for 20% above dealer cost..
Replies (9)
Munchiesyumm on 06/26/2004 13:39:29
I would never pay that much for those subs, ever the online MSRP is $104 dillars. Thats the price you would get from a retail store.
If you are considering these subs I suggest going to www.ebay.com they have 4 items listed and the most exspensive one starts at $65 a sub. Just notice the shipping prices on ebay will be around $20 dollars for shipping but the cheapest deal starts at $52 with no bids and 2 days left.
I don't have any comments about sound quality but there are a lot better subs out there especially for $150 dollars. I would never spend that much on them.
best reguards.
A.D.D. on 06/26/2004 15:34:01
its 150 for both not a piece
uochronos on 06/26/2004 17:09:46
you can get the K series elemental designsd for 75each right now same price for a sub that is probaly 100% better... just my 2 cents but diamond is a pretty low end company
racerbizoehm on 06/26/2004 17:49:04
low end, I never thought so, What are your favorite brands?
swez on 06/26/2004 17:49:58
Ehhmmm... the CM 3 sub is the lower end side of the sub line for Diamond in price and power handling. But not a bad sub at all.
I did a search on them a few days back and the price was low, but the overall performance specs on the subs looked good to me. Again, it's all in the box design, setup and install process.
In all, Diamond is a well established company with some very fine products.
Diamond Audio CM312D4 12" Dual Voice ($105.00/ea.)
Specs:
Radial vented steel basket
2.5" voice coil
Cmax Optimized Spider
Double Stacked Magnet
Power Range: 500W RMS
Impedance: Dual 4 ohms
Sensitivity (dB SPL): 91 (2.83-V input @ 1 meter)
Freq. Resp: 25Hz-250Hz(±3dB
Dimensions: Diameter: 12" Depth: 6.22"
http://www.etronics.com/product.asp?icatid=369&stk_code=diacm312d4&svbname=309
Swez COFFEE
A.D.D. on 06/26/2004 18:02:44
i can either get these...or 2 15" kicker comp vrs for 150 also
uochronos on 06/26/2004 18:52:05
sorry about that comment i was thining of another brand my mistake lol i realized my mistake about halfway down the street after i posted it. diamond does make some good subs
Munchiesyumm on 06/26/2004 21:58:10
I still think there are better options with a price range of $150 -200
Hasn't anyone heard of poor quality from the more recent subs that came out for Diamond. I have heard quite a few complaints about their lower end products haveing some physical problems in production.
I've designed a few Diamond systems but always with their more upper line subs. Was impressed a little but I tend to go other directions.
cplkittle on 06/29/2004 13:39:48
sorry I am so late to jump in here.. CM3 subs kick a$$ yes, they are the lower end of the diamond chain, but still a diamond.
$100 ea is a good price.
Basically you are getting them for 20% above dealer cost..
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