lend me your ear

[Jookbocsbettie 0]

I have $400-$500 to spend on a comp set and an amp. I've listened to a few sets locally (infinity,diamond,focal) I wasn't that impressed. However I have been researching on several car audio forums and have heard good thinks about hertz, cdt, mbquart, pgrsd and a few others. I can't say I'm more focused on sq or spl cause I like them both, want to feel it in my chest and hear the music loud and clear. If you can reccommend an amp with your choice that would be awesome.

What is all the hype about the pg rsd? Is it because of the price or actual quality?

[lithium 358]

i got a pair of 6.5' rsd's on the way(sould be in this week or early next week).

runing a kicker kx250.2 (2004 refurb i got for 73$ shipped)

pretty budget orriented install.

ill let ya know how they sound but im sure someone else will find you a better pair of components they would fit your price range better.

[emperorjj1 2]

hmm 500 for comp set and a 4 chan amp or 2 chan amp?

[Jookbocsbettie 0]

I'm not sure. Which would be better?

[lithium 358]

i dont know chit but you could probly go active with that money... idk but if i had some cash thats what i would do.

[Jookbocsbettie 0]

Not that experienced yet can't even do my own install

[dem beats 1,223]

Not that experienced yet can't even do my own install

Active is easy!

I would second the idea. Read up and go from there.

[denalilvr 0]

are you looking to do the front and back or just the front?

[Jookbocsbettie 0]

Just the front will keep stock speakers and run off hu

[denalilvr 0]

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_2886_B...tics+PRO60.html

i just got 2 pairs of these for my truck have them sitting in my room for now..and i hear great things on them..all the reviews say they are great and loud but also very clean..only $270

Edited April 25, 2008 by denalilvr

[///M5 2,833]

I hear good things about a lot of driver sets, but can tell you for sure that the Pio 720's sound great. Either way though, you really shouldn't use the internet to pick your components but instead try to listen to a bunch. If you want to learn more on the net asking a question that relates your experience will yield much better information. Something along the lines of "I really like the X drivers tweeter, but not the mid....:"