Decent 6.5's

[PhatTonyDeMarco]

Hey guys, I am looking for some replacement 6.5" rear speakers for my car. I am not looking to spend 100's of dollars, just about $60. I know I am not going to get very good speakers for that kind of money, but I need something because mine are blown.

Thanks in advance.


Also, how do you go about hooking up aftermarket 6.5's? Do the stock wires connect to the aftermarket speakers, or do I need to run new wires to my HU?

[jsloan10]

I think that the JVC 6.5's sound nice for the money, go down to a shop and listen to them compared to other brands.
You can use your factory wire without any problems, you just need to cut the plug off of the end.

[flakko]

or CDT CL-6X

[PhatTonyDeMarco]

Wow you guys are fast lol..

[PhatTonyDeMarco]

I just checked around eBay, and the JVCs go for very cheap...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...sPageName=WDVW


Crappy, or worth the $20?

edit- How about these?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...777337592&rd=1

[squeak9798]

Go down to your local audio shops and listen to some co-axials in your price range. Go for which ever ones sound best to your ear.

[jsloan10]

[zachzchw]

Theres usually Cadence coaxials on ebay for well within your price range. Pretty well reviewed, also.

[Mackenzie]

I would consider investing a little more money for some coaxes. Its better to do it right the first time if you ask me.

[squeak9798]

I would consider investing a little more money for some coaxes. Its better to do it right the first time if you ask me.

They're only for the rear. Not much more than $60 should be spent for back there, otherwise you are pretty much wasting your resources (unless you are doing full 5.1 surround sound)

[lpman18]

or CDT CL-6X

i agree... i got a pair of these as my rear fill