New 6.5" Components

Checkout Hertz ESK or HSK series.

There scary sometimes, lol I'm hearing things I never heard before, detailed, but still very neutral speaker, and yes you can play them loud.

you has alots of moneys for comps

I don't know all the components in the market but these 4 are the ones I checked out for my car and I think you can't go wrong with any of them:

- Infinity Kappa Perfect 6.1

- Alpine SPX-17PRO

- Alpine SPR-17S

- DLS MS6A

Checkout Hertz ESK or HSK series.

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Got some links where I can check out prices? Google seems to come up bupkus.

Try here.....http://electronics.shop.ebay.com/i.html?_nkw=hertz&_sacat=14936&_trksid=p3286.m270.l1313&_dmpt=Car_Speakers&_odkw=&_osacat=14936

Kevin.

ill sell you the upgraded version of that CDT CL-61 set cheaper than that price on woofers //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

How about some JL audio xr650-csi?

How about the new Hybrid Audio Imagine Line.

http://www.caraudio.com/forum/subwoofer-speaker-reviews/461339-hybrid-audio-techologies-new-imagine-i61-2-a.html#post6930511

I like the ID CTX65cs's

I'm in the same situation. Looking for a 6.5" component set. I'll be running them passive from two channels off a Sundown 100.4D (bridging the other two for a sub). I want tight mids, and clear but "gentle" tweets. Good crossovers (any kind of adjustability would be a plus - I've seen some let you dial the tweet power up/down). Originally I was a little concerned about mounting depth, but I think that's the last on my want list now. I was thinking something in the $200-250 range would be perfect. I've been considering these:

Hertz HSK 165

DLS R6A or RS6

CDT CL (62 series?)

I recently read a couple of reviews of the CDT that sort of turned me off, the tweets sounded a little harsh.

Mine are going in a convertible, and I've noticed some of the mid/high gets beat down by wind noise, so you wind up getting a bit of piercing high range already.

The DLS have great reviews, shallow mount, reasonable price ( $199-229). The Hertz also get great reviews and I found a couple of sets on Fleabay, but then I read there's all sorts of fakes out there[?]

How about the new Hybrid Audio Imagine Line.
http://www.caraudio.com/forum/subwoofer-speaker-reviews/461339-hybrid-audio-techologies-new-imagine-i61-2-a.html#post6930511

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I hadn't even heard of these (I'm totally out of loop with car audio //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif ) but they sound really interesting and are a great price.

Hope I didn't barge in to your thread - I was going to start my own but there's already like a half dozen about components.

DT-Out of what you have listed the Hertz would be my pick. I run the older HSK165 in my Focus. You can find them on ebay ect. for $200 to $250. The newest one's will run you more coin but IMO they are worth it.

Between the older HSK and HAT Imagine. The tweeter on the Hertz is a little better, the midrange is equal and the midbass is a little better on the HSK. The HAT Clarus line is the competitor to the Hertz HSK line. The Imagine line do a **** good job and can come close to the HSK though.