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<blockquote data-quote="Supergumby5000" data-source="post: 6027932" data-attributes="member: 563237">cant go wrong with a round speaker.Depending on what kind of fabrication you want to do, i would go with either a 6.5&quot; or 8&quot; midbassas for the tweeters, your best bet is to go somewhere and listen and see what type of tweeter you like, if it be a metal tweeter (mostly more harsh) or a silk tweeter (soft), or something in between. then after you find a tweet you like, pair it with a set of speakers you wantSome good budget speakers include the Pioneer Premier 6.5&quot; Component set, i believe the model number is TS-D720 or something along those lines.some other good budget component speaker sets are RE audio&#039;s RE set. Some other brands to consider could be CDT audio, morel, kicker (great frequency response in the midbass), etc etc.really, the list is endless. go listen to some sets at shops and whatnot, and decide what sounds good to you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Supergumby5000, post: 6027932, member: 563237"] cant go wrong with a round speaker. Depending on what kind of fabrication you want to do, i would go with either a 6.5" or 8" midbass as for the tweeters, your best bet is to go somewhere and listen and see what type of tweeter you like, if it be a metal tweeter (mostly more harsh) or a silk tweeter (soft), or something in between. then after you find a tweet you like, pair it with a set of speakers you want Some good budget speakers include the Pioneer Premier 6.5" Component set, i believe the model number is TS-D720 or something along those lines. some other good budget component speaker sets are RE audio's RE set. Some other brands to consider could be CDT audio, morel, kicker (great frequency response in the midbass), etc etc. really, the list is endless. go listen to some sets at shops and whatnot, and decide what sounds good to you. [/QUOTE]

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