Component Speakers under $200?

[Chipotle]

Hey guys, I have a 2010 Civic EX and I'd like to get component speakers for it. My budget is $200 for component speakers. I'll also buy an amp to run them.

I used the search button and popular components under $200 seem to be

Image Dynamics CTX65

JBL MS62C

My main criteria is warm sounding tweeters (i hate harsh tweeters that make your ear bleed in every "S" sound) and good midbass.

Anyone have any opinions on these and other component sets for under $200? Thank you guys

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[CSCStang]

Check out some TS-D1720c's...about 100.00. If you want decent midbass, you have to deaden and seal your doors too though. I have an r150 I'm selling if you're interested. 50.00 shipped since you're local. Pm me if interested.

 

[Jeffdachef 5,000+ posts]

A lot of the times its not the speakers that make the harshness its the head unit. I've had the worst issue with harsh tweeters for a while and I've had the jbl ms62 and thought they were extremely harsh because of the metal dome. Then i switched out for a pioneer 80 prs, did an auto eq/TA and whoooooaa They sounded sweet and never harsh at all. All Sibilance problems with the SSSSS pretty much went away, just clean warm and nice sounding treble.

 

[trumpet 5,000+ posts]

I invite you to consider our Perfect Fit speaker kit for your Civic. This includes matched 6.5" component speakers and 6.5" coaxials, as well as high quality adapter brackets and a material to perfectly seal up any tiny gaps around the speakers. We also have a Hushmat kit, which is a mat you can lay onto the metal and your door panels to cut down noise and loss of bass from vibrations. There is more to do to improve midbass performance, but this will get you started.

Honda Civic 8th Gen+ 06-14 Speaker Package | Easy Way Electronics

 

[bmk6795 10+ year member]

I'm running the jbl ms62cs in my 01 civic and I really like them. Tweets aren't harsh, everything sounds good.