Flax is in my opinion more pleasant to listen to than the K2 line. I sell much more flax in my store than K2, that being said I’ve never heard the utopia line. Someday I wish to, or perhaps install it in my own car to demo.

@jaydawg116 I have brand new K2 in the box. After hearing the flax I am not going to open the k2. I may take a small loss to step up to big sound.....or at least better sound to my ears.

@@drrckhamiltonwell, sir, it’s definitely a wonderful speaker. Different timbre, and works well for a different kind of listener- I’d say that the KX2s are much more “snappy” for those that want a more aggressive sound, whereas the flax is warmer midbass and is a more relaxed listening experience. Closer to a morel in warm midbass, but much MUCH more sensitive. It’s all up to you, the listener, to decide what you want, but I’d definitely say hold on to them for a car/ setup/ whatever you want to do with them that you’d want a more “screaming loud yet exceptionally clear” experience, which in my opinion the flax evo series can’t reproduce. Yes I’m a shill for everything Focal/Mosconi/Gladen, and I’m fine with that. I’m an enthusiast that loves the experience of listening, as well as the engineering that backs it. :)

@jaydawg116 My only concern is that I purchased the 2 way, but I plan to go 3 way because I have a 6 channel dsp amplifier

@@drrckhamiltonoh okay! Are you planning on doing just a 3 way front stage without rear fill? A 6 channel dsp amp will do front and rear if you want to do an active front stage on a two way with also having the last two channels for a rear coaxial/midbass fill. Of course you can use that amp with probably dsp low level output to another slave amplifier for rear fill too- Can I ask, what do you have?? I can better point you in the right direction. And are you okay with purchasing more “stuff” Also if you’re in a coupe without a rear speaker option. I guess I should really ask “what are you shooting for?”

Morel is scheduled for later in the year November time during Audiophile sessions...

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if you are doing those i would go active and run a DSP

@@1wrexx THANKS

@@1wrexx Alot of people still think a passive crossover is fine, which may be the case with very cheap speakers that you just want to replace with shittier OEM speakers. DSP active tuning is literally 50% of the sound quality of a car audio system.