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<blockquote data-quote="keep_hope_alive" data-source="post: 6876902" data-attributes="member: 576029">sorry, you won&#039;t get what I consider to be SQ with that budget.&nbsp; I haven&#039;t heard a speaker system for under $200 that is any good.&nbsp; And for SQ you&#039;re looking at &amp;gt;$500.&nbsp; The best speakers i&#039;ve heard for $200 are the HAT Imagine coax/components.&nbsp; Those front and rear would be the best SQ you can get for the least amount of money (still $400 total).it doesn&#039;t matter if you&#039;re just looking online and not listening to them first.&nbsp; the only way i&#039;ll buy speakers is after I audition them, at least twice on separate days.&nbsp; I use well recorded program material that i am familiar with.just buy some Alpine Type-S and call it a day.&nbsp; That&#039;s all your budget can really afford.Since your budget is so low, don&#039;t buy rear speakers.&nbsp; Just spend all you can on a set of components for the front.&nbsp; Bridge the amp to them.&nbsp; The only way i&#039;ll recommend rear speakers (and i don&#039;t even run them) is when the owner has money to burn - which you don&#039;t.&nbsp; If you really care about SQ and music, you&#039;ll focus on the speakers you can actually hear.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="keep_hope_alive, post: 6876902, member: 576029"] sorry, you won't get what I consider to be SQ with that budget. I haven't heard a speaker system for under $200 that is any good. And for SQ you're looking at >$500. The best speakers i've heard for $200 are the HAT Imagine coax/components. Those front and rear would be the best SQ you can get for the least amount of money (still $400 total). it doesn't matter if you're just looking online and not listening to them first. the only way i'll buy speakers is after I audition them, at least twice on separate days. I use well recorded program material that i am familiar with. just buy some Alpine Type-S and call it a day. That's all your budget can really afford. Since your budget is so low, don't buy rear speakers. Just spend all you can on a set of components for the front. Bridge the amp to them. The only way i'll recommend rear speakers (and i don't even run them) is when the owner has money to burn - which you don't. If you really care about SQ and music, you'll focus on the speakers you can actually hear. [/QUOTE]

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