Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="zako" data-source="post: 7557651" data-attributes="member: 629735">Bump your budget a little.. why spend so little on the most important speaker in your car.Morel Maximo 6 .. this is just a little over your budget, excellent reviews from several publications and forum members.Massive Audio CK6 V $169 at sonicelectronix.. here are the passive components to throw 100-150watt RMS at them and get a decent SQ.. one of the best midbasses available on the market among car audio and DIY drivers.Hybrid Audio Imagine .. $250 for a set. Easily bi-ampable. The SQ is great, specially in bi-amp mode if you take your time to tune them. In active mode, the mid will take about 100-120 watt RMS in stride. This is what I have. Totally worth it if you take time to bi-amp and tune them. Having bi-amped and time aligned tweeters and woofers (as opposed to onlh left-right channel that&#039;s possible with passive components), I can&#039;t imagine going back to passives, even if someone was swapping for passives that cost 2x more.Another set a lot of people like is Image Dynamic CTX components. I don&#039;t know anything. Price is around $160 online.Alpine.. I haven&#039;t heard anything great about cheap Alpine speakers. They&#039;re just speakers.. I think Type-R is the only &quot;decent for the money&quot; speaker in their line up, with the Type-S often described as tinny sounding and Type-X expensive for what you get.Weeks ago Morels were available for about $120 online. If the price hasn&#039;t changed, on tight budget the Morels are probably the best value on this list IMO.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zako, post: 7557651, member: 629735"] Bump your budget a little.. why spend so little on the most important speaker in your car. Morel Maximo 6 .. this is just a little over your budget, excellent reviews from several publications and forum members. Massive Audio CK6 V $169 at sonicelectronix.. here are the passive components to throw 100-150watt RMS at them and get a decent SQ.. one of the best midbasses available on the market among car audio and DIY drivers. Hybrid Audio Imagine .. $250 for a set. Easily bi-ampable. The SQ is great, specially in bi-amp mode if you take your time to tune them. In active mode, the mid will take about 100-120 watt RMS in stride. This is what I have. Totally worth it if you take time to bi-amp and tune them. Having bi-amped and time aligned tweeters and woofers (as opposed to onlh left-right channel that's possible with passive components), I can't imagine going back to passives, even if someone was swapping for passives that cost 2x more. Another set a lot of people like is Image Dynamic CTX components. I don't know anything. Price is around $160 online. Alpine.. I haven't heard anything great about cheap Alpine speakers. They're just speakers.. I think Type-R is the only "decent for the money" speaker in their line up, with the Type-S often described as tinny sounding and Type-X expensive for what you get. Weeks ago Morels were available for about $120 online. If the price hasn't changed, on tight budget the Morels are probably the best value on this list IMO. [/QUOTE]

Verification