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From my experience in CC, I'll say this. The Polks would be great for someone not planning to get a sub anytime soon or don't have an amp. Great balance of all frequencies though a little mid heavy. The Kicker's have a nice top end (vocals are very pronounced) and sound wonderful with a sub...

The only reason I'm concentrating on the rear at all is because one of the speakers sounds like the cone is torn or something of that nature. If not for that, the front door would have definitely been my main point of concentration.

Well, if I can get them for around 120, then I'll get two. I see there are a couple places in my area that should carry them, so I'll check them out. If I decided to go with just one pair of the Rev's and wold like to spend the rest of my funds on something else to improve my listening...

' Are you saying that I should get the REVs or not? I wasn't able to get anything today because they only had one pair of Polks at the CC that I went to. But, after that, I've been considering the Kickers more after hearing them. '

Cool. I'm not really trying to spend more than $150 for my speakers. I was also looking at the Eclipse SE8495: http://www.circuitcity.com/ssm/Eclipse-6-x-9-4-Way-Coaxial-Speakers-SE8495/sem/rpsm/oid/146004/catOid/-13092/rpem/ccd/productDetail.do and the Alpine SPS-69C3...

That sounds great, but I'm not ready for running a component system as of yet. I will eventually, after upgrading my head unit and amp, but for right now I just want instant gratification.

Newbie here. I'm on the market to purchase some speakers to replace my stock speakers in my 2007 Toyota Camry LE. My main gripes about my current speakers are that the vocals seem to be very indistinguishable sometimes and the soundstage leaves a lot to be desired. Also, the bass can get very...