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<blockquote data-quote="Chromavita" data-source="post: 3714830" data-attributes="member: 584345">So I am just taking the first steps on upgrading the system in my car. I started with some relatively cheap Polk coaxials in the rear, then an Alpine-9884 and my next step is to replace the front speakers. I&#039;m really going more for SQ than SQL, but I want to be able to hear them when I eventually get a sub. They will be run off the head unit until I can get an amp for them.My question is what should I do about front components. First I decided I was going to get some components from CDT, Then I came here, and I hear nothing but rave reviews over these PG RSDs. I also have heard some people saying that the best thing to do is to put together a component set myself. My budget is around $200-250 for the pair. If I found a really good deal I might go higher, but not more than $300. I listen to a really broad variety of music, and I like a balanced sound. Tight punchy bass, smooth clean highs, that sort of thing.What would be the best plan for my front speakers? Buy the RSD&#039;s, buy another component set, or piece together my own? Could someone recommend some good midbass drivers and tweeters that would make for a nice set?Any help is greatly appreciated //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chromavita, post: 3714830, member: 584345"] So I am just taking the first steps on upgrading the system in my car. I started with some relatively cheap Polk coaxials in the rear, then an Alpine-9884 and my next step is to replace the front speakers. I'm really going more for SQ than SQL, but I want to be able to hear them when I eventually get a sub. They will be run off the head unit until I can get an amp for them. My question is what should I do about front components. First I decided I was going to get some components from CDT, Then I came here, and I hear nothing but rave reviews over these PG RSDs. I also have heard some people saying that the best thing to do is to put together a component set myself. My budget is around $200-250 for the pair. If I found a really good deal I might go higher, but not more than $300. I listen to a really broad variety of music, and I like a balanced sound. Tight punchy bass, smooth clean highs, that sort of thing. What would be the best plan for my front speakers? Buy the RSD's, buy another component set, or piece together my own? Could someone recommend some good midbass drivers and tweeters that would make for a nice set? Any help is greatly appreciated [IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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