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best mids and highs for the money?

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jumbo   +1y
Ok, i have an all audiobahn system, but i'm moving it from my dime to my suburban. I have to get 2 sets of mids and highs for the doors. I had infinity reference mids and highs in the dime, but they're staying there. So what is everyone's opinion on mids and highs? I've never had audiobahn mids and highs, but i love their amps and subs, hit really clean and hard and have never had any problems at all with the amps. Has anyone ever heard audiobahn mids and highs? I'm thinking components for the front doors and 2 or 3 ways for the back doors. I want to get good sound quality, but don't want to have to auction off a kindey to pay for it. Any suggestions?
menace   +1y
i love my new alpine 6x8's i just bought, they are loud and clear as hell, im gonna switch out my front speakers to alpine too... good shit
witgarage   +1y
i werk at a stereo shop and the best for the money is memphis audio, if u want to step up go wit boston..boston is wat i got in my on truck very very good but pricey
90isuzupup   +1y
Infinity Kappa Series
purplekush   +1y
ya right those infinity cappas are expensive


anything by kicker is gonna scream and not hurt your wallet

5x8's are like 80 bucks a pair to give you an estimate

infinitys are like 150 and up

jumbo   +1y
i know alpine rocks ass, i've heard memphis is really good, and i've heard infinity kappa is awesome, but these are all pretty pricey. i'm looking for something in the $50-$75 range for right now. The thing is, i've got the amps and subs, but i need to get mids and highs and a head unit to get tunes in the burb. I've got a clarion in dash dvd player in my daily, and i love it. I've never had any problems at all with it, so that's the head unit i'm going with for sure. I'm getting $1400 for my wheels, it'll probably be around $1250 after paypal takes their big ass bite, i have to pay about $600 to pay off a credit card, and i want to get an alarm ($200), soleniods ($100), the head unit ($500) and the mids and highs if i can. If yall think it's better to wait and get the good stuff, let me know, but i'd rather have tunes sooner rather than later, you know? I need the alarm because i'm tired of getting into the burb by opening the wing window and having to stick my fat meat hook of an arm through that tiny hole to hit a button under the dash. Thanks for the suggestions, keep em coming.
ShakinPlates   +1y
Clarion? Kenwood? Pioneer? Those are good brands to get you started
SSM-Webmaster   +1y
i think you should just sell a kilo so you can get your self some rainbow or zapco personally. but definently boston is the shit a little pricey and if your looking for loud they may no be your best choice. they sound really clear but to get some srious volume you'd probably have to run multiple sets of speakers they,re designed more for clarity and quality than volume. jl is good also its all relative to your ear and what sounds good to your ear
drgnaccordwgn   +1y
i agree with kr1s. Zapco is the way to go or dynaudio, or the newest line i carry at the shop i work at Hertz audio. all pricey but way better than your average crap out there.
1lownismo   +1y
I have had 3 sets of audiobahns mids and highs and just ended up purchasing the kicker setup. The audiobahn sets you can purchase now the high suck. I sold one set off and still have the 5 1/4 set i need to get rid of. My older set is awsome very loud and clean but the crossover is loose and needs to be re-soderd however if you have an active setup these may work for you.But these are the 200$ audiobahn set...So i guess if you buy the high end audiobahn your much better off then the 50$ set you will hate yourself for wasting the money. I know I have...