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<blockquote data-quote="rodneyv" data-source="post: 7063802" data-attributes="member: 627190">Thanks for the replies.&nbsp; I will be using a Kenwood Excelon 994 head unit.&nbsp; So it sounds like my choices are either to go piece together a set of mids and tweeters or buy an already set up component set such as Image Dynamics or other.&nbsp; I have a set of Diamond Audio Hex Components that are like new but they are 5 1/4&#039;s and I was told to use 6.5 since I am able to and maybe even 8&#039;s if I can get them to fit.The biggest thing this guy kept referring to was the efficiency of the Beyma&#039;s which were 98db&#039;s.&nbsp; He also mentioned O2&#039;s being really efficient.As far as budget goes, I don&#039;t really have a set number to stay under, I just was expecting to be able to get loud, detailed, quality mids and highs for under 400 bucks.&nbsp; I don&#039;t wanna skimp on things but I don&#039;t just wanna throw a ton of cash out and get a set of Brand X&#039;s that are 1000 bucks a pair and have that big name.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rodneyv, post: 7063802, member: 627190"] Thanks for the replies. I will be using a Kenwood Excelon 994 head unit. So it sounds like my choices are either to go piece together a set of mids and tweeters or buy an already set up component set such as Image Dynamics or other. I have a set of Diamond Audio Hex Components that are like new but they are 5 1/4's and I was told to use 6.5 since I am able to and maybe even 8's if I can get them to fit. The biggest thing this guy kept referring to was the efficiency of the Beyma's which were 98db's. He also mentioned O2's being really efficient. As far as budget goes, I don't really have a set number to stay under, I just was expecting to be able to get loud, detailed, quality mids and highs for under 400 bucks. I don't wanna skimp on things but I don't just wanna throw a ton of cash out and get a set of Brand X's that are 1000 bucks a pair and have that big name. [/QUOTE]

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