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-Our midrange features a Neodymium Magnet that is smaller but more powerful than the OEM Magnet
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But a speaker's magnet material does not affect the sound directly. It affects the size - whether it fits or not - but not the sound itself. So how is this a sonic benefit?
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-The Cone in the center of our of midrange gives better off axis frequency response
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Since off axis dispersion drops as a function of frequency as a physical law (it's a relation between the wavelength and the piston diameter) the only way ANY speaker has "better" off-axis response compared to another is if it has rising HF response relative to the other speaker.
So - have you measured the off-axis response of the BMW OEM speaker? Have you measured the acoustic response of that speaker in an X5, with windshield reflections of the on-axis output included?
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-More rigid cone material
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Is hysteresis a sonic issue with the X5 mid?
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-Greater Durability
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Are X5 mids prone to fail? This is a known problem with E36 mids... especially HKs. But I've not heard of X5 mids being failure prone... so I'm not clear how you can say that yours are more durable than something that doesn't break.
Customers say they sound better - so they sound better. But I don't think this bullet list is why, Halston.