Tma 5.2cs2

[ENDER_XVICM 10+ year member]

Since TMA is JL i would expect these speakers to be decent. Does any one have any experience with these?

I am on a budget and want to stay below 100 bucks.

I need a 5.25 that handles between 40-60W. I could probably get away with a 6" as well, but 6.5 is to large.

Thanks.

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[Hoodlum007 10+ year member]

The TMA amps seem solid but the comps and subs i was not impressed with. I would get a better quality comp.

 

[ENDER_XVICM 10+ year member]

how about these

http://www.hookedontronics.com/show_product_details.jsp?cid=53568&brandtype=97

 

[wu501 10+ year member]

^^the Pioneer D series are awesome for the price. I would do 6.5"s though if you can fit them.

 

[ENDER_XVICM 10+ year member]

the 6.5s of those are more like a 6.75. I cannot fit them. I will use them along with a Dayton 6" as a dedicated midbass. do you think this will work well?

 

[wu501 10+ year member]

^^just do a little cutting //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif You should be okay..I just prefer 6.5"s over 5-1/4"s in component sets.

 

[ENDER_XVICM 10+ year member]

Basically I have two holes in each door that need to be filled. A single TXA-3004 (75x4) and a TXA-3002 (150x2 / 600x1 bridged). i dont want to buy any more amps or do any more cutting. The holes are each about 4.8-5 inches. I can use this wierd drill bit my friend has to grind them to a slightly larger size, but not much.

I want to fill these holes and be able to run it all off a 4 channel amp. so I was thinking a passive set and a dedicated midbass or a passive set and a smaller coaxial.

 

[ENDER_XVICM 10+ year member]

we are on the same page about what we prefer... but trust me. the larger size will not fit

 

[El Ropo 10+ year member]

You haven't even mentioned what car.