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<blockquote data-quote="zako" data-source="post: 7881844" data-attributes="member: 629735">JBL MS-60C (about $200)or open box Hybrid Audio Unity (<a href="http://www.diymobileaudio.com/forum/car-audio-classifieds/136327-hybrid-audio-scratch-dents-refurbs-damaged-boxes-great-deals-sale.html" target="_blank">see here</a> if the deal still exists for $300, normal price is $400)If you wait until the holidays, I am 90% sure there will be $300 or lower deals on JL Audio C5 speakers, which are also good.If I had to spend $300 on a set of component speakers right now, my first choice would be to check on the HAT Unity deal. The cheaper HAT Imagine speakers in the same link are also very good, but you _have_ to use them with an active crossover. The built in crossover network does not tame the tweeter enough in my experience. Past that, the JBLs are supposed to be a good value. There is a review of them and the hat unity on talkaudio.co.uk</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zako, post: 7881844, member: 629735"] JBL MS-60C (about $200) or open box Hybrid Audio Unity ([URL="http://www.diymobileaudio.com/forum/car-audio-classifieds/136327-hybrid-audio-scratch-dents-refurbs-damaged-boxes-great-deals-sale.html"]see here[/URL] if the deal still exists for $300, normal price is $400) If you wait until the holidays, I am 90% sure there will be $300 or lower deals on JL Audio C5 speakers, which are also good. If I had to spend $300 on a set of component speakers right now, my first choice would be to check on the HAT Unity deal. The cheaper HAT Imagine speakers in the same link are also very good, but you _have_ to use them with an active crossover. The built in crossover network does not tame the tweeter enough in my experience. Past that, the JBLs are supposed to be a good value. There is a review of them and the hat unity on talkaudio.co.uk [/QUOTE]

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