Speaker suggestions for Altima

[cool09]

Looking for good component speakers for Altima 2009 for doors. Want realistic sound and tweeters that aren't harsh.
I had 2 prs of ADS 6.5" speakers in my Pontiac which were the best I ever heard and were not harsh.
Can't afford much because I'm on disability. Can't afford ADS. I'll need an amp too, to drive the speakers but I'll have no problem finding one.
I listen to hard rock.

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[Old_Slapper]

How much are you looking to spend? Do you want components or coaxial?

 

[cool09]

Up to $180 pair max, maybe 100W or more. I want coaxial or component with tweeters and crossovers. Factory Bose don't sound too bad I admit. But want something better. JBL have anything good? My home speakers are JBL and are fantastic. Never cared for Alpine and Infinity car speakers were always too harsh. My ADS had the best highs and weren't harsh. Bought ADS 6.5" components in 2007 for $150 pair!

 

[mahc 10+ year member]

JBL and Infinity are basically the same now, both owned by Samsung. I think Hertz is the best value at the moment.

 

[cool09]

There aren't speakers in rear doors but I would like to put speakers in them or rear panel. Is it possible to put them in the rear doors?
What about NSX speakers or Deaf Bounce?
I don't like metal tweeters, too harsh.

 

[spokey9 5,000+ posts]

Check out cdt audio...they make really good speakers that punch above their price point

 

[Old_Slapper]

There aren't speakers in rear doors but I would like to put speakers in them or rear panel. Is it possible to put them in the rear doors?
What about NSX speakers or Deaf Bounce?
I don't like metal tweeters, too harsh.

I have a set of NVX speakers in my son's truck. They are pretty impressive. I was actual quite surprised. My sone was just commenting on how great Hells Bells sounded on it. The tweeters are soft dome, so they don't sound harsh. The only down fall is, the tweeters don't come with any mounting brackets. However, if you drill a 1-3/4" hole, they fit really snug in it. You can keep them in place with hot glue around the backside. I have them running off a PPI A700.4D amplifier.

Here's what I got.

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