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<blockquote data-quote="95BlackGA" data-source="post: 3227962" data-attributes="member: 576452"><p>This will only be up to you in the end, we can only provide brands that are known for great products. I will give you some of my top choices (only things I have used, or heard in person). My number 1 choice is MB Quart. I&#039;ve heard the Premium line, and wow, crisp warm sound. My number 2 choice is Hypnotic. I own the HV5&#039;s from the Vertigo line, and the mid bass is phenomenal, the tweeter can get very harsh at some volumes, but I think that was mainly caused by the headunit I had been using. The crossover points could be a lot better, and the tweeter from this line could use some improvements. The Zen line is suppose to be absolute top. People have won several SQ competitions with this line. My third is RE. The RE components, I don&#039;t think are actually intended to be great for SQ, but to my ear, they sound amazing. I&#039;ve never owned any, but I do plan on buying some for my Grand Am. You can always build up your own component set, instead of just buying the set together, check out and read about the tweeters, the crossovers, and the midbasses. Look for the pros, the cons, and what you&#039;re eyeing for. Are you ever thinking about running active, or just using a passive setup?</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="95BlackGA, post: 3227962, member: 576452"] This will only be up to you in the end, we can only provide brands that are known for great products. I will give you some of my top choices (only things I have used, or heard in person). My number 1 choice is MB Quart. I've heard the Premium line, and wow, crisp warm sound. My number 2 choice is Hypnotic. I own the HV5's from the Vertigo line, and the mid bass is phenomenal, the tweeter can get very harsh at some volumes, but I think that was mainly caused by the headunit I had been using. The crossover points could be a lot better, and the tweeter from this line could use some improvements. The Zen line is suppose to be absolute top. People have won several SQ competitions with this line. My third is RE. The RE components, I don't think are actually intended to be great for SQ, but to my ear, they sound amazing. I've never owned any, but I do plan on buying some for my Grand Am. You can always build up your own component set, instead of just buying the set together, check out and read about the tweeters, the crossovers, and the midbasses. Look for the pros, the cons, and what you're eyeing for. Are you ever thinking about running active, or just using a passive setup? [/QUOTE]

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