Best componet set for the $$$$$

[solobarric 0]

I need a componet set to finish off my highs and mids for the front. Just want some ideas on which set gives you the biggest bang for the buck? I need either a 6.5 or a 6 3/4 to put in my front doors either will fit. Looking for something that will blow my mind with sound quality. Also does anyone know if a company makes a 3 way componet set I could have swore JL had a set that had a 6.5 a 6x9 and a tweeter with a 3 way crossover this was some time ago, maybe back in 2000. Anyways let me know what brands you all think are the best for the $$$$$ I am tryin to keep it around the $200 rang but will go a little higher if its worth it, thanks.

[vladd 26]

bang/buck always goes to DIY in my opinion. what head unit are you running?

[audio-neon 34]

morel tempo components or hertz hi-power components would be my suggestion.

[JimJ 11]

Are you limited to door placement only?

[ragnaroksq 0]

zapco i-force speakers are cheap and sound good if tuned properly.

[///M5 2,833]

Does $$$$$ mean you are willing to spend $10k, 5k or what?

[audio-neon 34]

Does $$$$$ mean you are willing to spend $10k, 5k or what?

He listed his budget @ 200$

[///M5 2,833]

oops. Then the best is DIY for sure

[solobarric 0]

I would like to keep them in the doors, it has a factory set up there now, the head unit i am runnin is a Kenwood KDC-MP538U, but will be runnin a amp for all the highs just havent made my mind up on which one.

[solobarric 0]

DIY is there a site that you can order all the speakers and crossovers from? I know parts express offers some stuff but i think it is mostly home audio does it make a difference?

[skinnymofo 0]

the pioneer TS-720prs are a pretty nice set and can be had for about 260 if you wanted to spend a little more on a premade set

[///M5 2,833]

DIY is there a site that you can order all the speakers and crossovers from? I know parts express offers some stuff but i think it is mostly home audio does it make a difference?

Almost all diy drivers are for home audio, but with your current head unit you will need a crossover as well...which hurts the budget.