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<blockquote data-quote="Dam_nDirtyApe" data-source="post: 8422975" data-attributes="member: 666894">I have Hybrid Audio 6.5 Imagines ($300.00) and absolutely love their sound.&nbsp; In fact I just bought a set of carbon fiber 6.5 Legatia SEs for the front doors to replace them (the Imagines will go in the rear doors)One nice thing about the Imagines is that the tweeters can be unscrewed from the co-ax configuration and used as components.I would recommend spending at least 2/3rd of your budget on the front door set since you want nice gear for the critical front stage. The rear speakers will be used for fill, and can be much cheaper since you will typically fade them back to 25% or less compared the front.It it was me, I&#039;d save up for the $300 Imagines, and then buy something more inexpensive ( ie something plain Jane like the Rockford Fosgate R165S R1 6.5-Inch 2-Way Components ~ $65) for the rear doors.&nbsp; Would sound great and be well under $500</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dam_nDirtyApe, post: 8422975, member: 666894"] I have Hybrid Audio 6.5 Imagines ($300.00) and absolutely love their sound. In fact I just bought a set of carbon fiber 6.5 Legatia SEs for the front doors to replace them (the Imagines will go in the rear doors) One nice thing about the Imagines is that the tweeters can be unscrewed from the co-ax configuration and used as components. I would recommend spending at least 2/3rd of your budget on the front door set since you want nice gear for the critical front stage. The rear speakers will be used for fill, and can be much cheaper since you will typically fade them back to 25% or less compared the front. It it was me, I'd save up for the $300 Imagines, and then buy something more inexpensive ( ie something plain Jane like the Rockford Fosgate R165S R1 6.5-Inch 2-Way Components ~ $65) for the rear doors. Would sound great and be well under $500 [/QUOTE]

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