So i have alpine type S 6.5 components in the front doors and memphis audio 4X6 speakers in the rear. I'm not very impressed with the alpine speakers, my memphis audio 4X6 sound better than the type S components do. Has anyone had luck with another specific brand and type of component system?

 

i had the 4x6 memphis plates in my rear and memphis m class 6.5 components in the front and love them even off radio power....i took out the 4x6's and just have the fronts and it still sounds awsome...and treo engineering has realy nice components also or jbl or infinity.

 

I have Infinty in the front and rear and the sound is great. With my 2 12" it sounds like a home system.

 

polk db6501 or infinity reference 6030cs are the best the price range i think. i want to try 4x6 components in the rear for my regular cab. anyone ever had some ???

 

yup. i've got the reference in the rear (4x6) of my std cab and they sound great. i have heard the kappas in the same size and will pick up some of those sometime soon. JBL sounds great but the Infinity Kappa are the best value for the money. the Kappa Perfects are the best out there IMO but drive some serious wattage and i'm not sure if they'll even fit into our doors and they are hella expensive.

 

try some focal componets......... they are $4k !!! WTF !!!! its ridiculous... and yeah the kappa series is better than reference, but are also more expensive

 

check these out... supposed to be top of the line European speakers http://www.cdtaudio.com/ people who had infinity's swear these are 10x better

 

Black'Rado, do you have an amp hooked up to your memphis components?

 

Infinity Kappa Perfects 6.1, Absolutly the Best without getting crazy in price.

 

For the money, Infinity Kappa components are great speakers. I'm running Kappas all the way around in my CTS and running two sets in each front door of my truck. I've been in the mobile electronics field for almost 18 yrs and have tried all types/brands of speakers. Focals, MB Quartz, Memphis, Eclipse, Boston, a/d/s, etc. , but for the money, the Kappas are hard to beat.