I have been researching the forum extensively. Your input would be appreciated. I plan on installing an Alpine 9833 HU in the very near future WITHOUT an additional amp.

Which brand / model front door speakers would you suggest?

I would like speakers that are clear with with good lows as I don't plan on adding a sub. Infiniti Perfect 6.1??

Thanks!

 

Hmm.....let me look around. generally, speakers with very high sensitivity are good for your application......90+

 

the eclipse speakers are nice thats what i;m going with.

 

I went with the 9833 as well. Here's what I did:

https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showt...0&#entry4872126

Don

 

Here are some...

Infinity 6000CS(92db)****

Alphasonik PCZ65(90db)**

Phoenix Gold TX6.0C(90db)***

Phoenix Gold Octane-ZR(90db)***

Kenwood Excelon KFC-XR61P(92db)*****

Pioneer REV TS-C160R(90db)***

Beyma(92db)***

There are more....but these would be the top. * indicates how good I think they are for your application/quality of sound and construction

Dont buy anything yet. I can find you better prices, I just used those sites for a quick reference.

 

Diamond Audio S600s (91db)***

MB Quart PCE-216 (?db) I think its 90db) **

Still looking...

 

No wonder they are so bright.....91db and with an amp to reach full power, they really do hit those eardrums!

 

Kenwood Excelon KFC-XR61P(92db)*****

I've heard these a couple of times in different cars and they sound very nice for the price.

 

Polk also have great-sounding components with high efficiency (90-92 dB).

They don't get mentioned here much, but they still put out some quality speakers.

Go to car audio at www.polkaudio.com to browse specs.

 

Thanks for the info guys! I knew I could rely on you. I didn't realize that Kenwood made such a good speaker. I was initially leaning towards the Infiniti 6000CS but based on your input, perhaps the Kenwood Excelon KFC-XR61P is the way to go.

I have read reviews online and it seems that the Kenwood KFC-XR61P puts out clear sound with decent highs and good base for a woofer.

Thanks again!