Component or coaxial speakers?

[ChinoCharles]

First of all, you can get those components for half that price on Ebay. $200 for Kicker components is absolutely ridiculous. They're good, but they aren't worth 200 bones.

http://search.ebay.com/search/search...e=kicker+ks6.2

If you're looking at $100 components, you might as well just get two sets of components. They're going to sound better, and you'll only be spending 50 bucks more than getting a set of components and a set of coaxials. Since you have a sedan you can mount the tweeters right up below the rear window. It'll sound sweet.

[eflb55]

Originally Posted by ChinoCharles

Since you have a sedan you can mount the tweeters right up below the rear window. It'll sound sweet.

I don't think they make component speakers for 6x9 for the rear of my yaris.


So what I'm leaning towards is going all infinity kappa with first buying just my front speakers (60.7CS, two-way component) and then later my rear (693.7I, 3-way) and an amplifier(figure that out later). This should run me about 100 each set on eBay from the looks of it.

[paultyler_82]

Originally Posted by eflb55

I don't think they make component speakers for 6x9 for the rear of my yaris.


So what I'm leaning towards is going all infinity kappa with first buying just my front speakers (60.7CS, two-way component) and then later my rear (693.7I, 3-way) and an amplifier(figure that out later). This should run me about 100 each set on eBay from the looks of it.

Kappas are good and all, but they don't make the 4ohm versions anymore, just so you know, so if you were planning on wiring up 4ohm speakers, get References or Kappa Perfects, current Kappa models are 2ohm only. And if you're already shelling out the extra coin for Kappas... you may as well just get the Kappa Perfects, they're worth it.