front speakers under $30

[pixelmonkey]

picked up a 91 lx 2dr last week and i'm looking to fix / replace all the little things that are wrong with it. Does anyone have suggestions on what speakers I should use for the front that cost under $30?

i dont want to hear about speakers that cost more than $30 , just looking for advice on where to buy and what to buy.

thanks!
chris<pixelmonkey>

[CustomLowz]

picked up a 91 lx 2dr last week and i'm looking to fix / replace all the little things that are wrong with it. Does anyone have suggestions on what speakers I should use for the front that cost under $30?

i dont want to hear about speakers that cost more than $30 , just looking for advice on where to buy and what to buy.

thanks!
chris<pixelmonkey>

go to walmart, and buy the cheapest 6.5" speakers you can find. OR you can try ebay. You wont get quality out of $30 speakers, so anything is better than nothing.

[InvaderTrax]

You wont get quality out of $30 speakers, so anything is better than nothing.

Not true. Go to BestBuy and pick up a set of Dual 6.5" speakers. They're $26+tax and they sound awesome. Only thing you'll have to do is drill the mounting holes yourself. Hondas use 3 screws in a triangle and these speakers only have the generic 4 screws in a square. Not hard to fix though :P

[The G-Man]

I have Wal-Mart/Roadmaster 6.5'' speakers in my rear deck, they were $20 for the pair. They sound pretty nice, but I want better. I only got them because my car did not have rear speakers when I bought it..

[Joshy]

...i dont want to hear about speakers that cost more than $30 , just looking for advice on where to buy and what to buy.

this is pretty much impossible...
whatever you buy for that little amount of money won't sound too hot; and then once you've realized that what you've bought is no longer pleasing to your ears, (i.e., cheap speakers blowing out, poor highs/lows) you'd wish you had saved at least twenty more bones to get something somewhat decent.

well, i guess you're either an audiophile or you're not - and if you're not, you won't be able to distinguish between good and bad speakers. however, chances are that as you enhance your car's audio system, you will become an audiophile. then, that pair of $30 bargian speakers won't sound as sweet to your ears as they were on your wallet.

just my two cents.

[d2privat11]

I have Pioneer TSP-164's new in box for $30 if you want those, great value. But obviously you won't get audiophile quality for speakers that cheap.

[WilliamW]

Yeah.... My advice is this. Save up and get the good stuff. Bear with it for a few months then about 300 bucks and get a couple of decent sets of speakers. Make sure you have the proper things needed to get them going. ex. I saved up and got Infinity Kappa Components which from Ulitmate Electronics were around 450 a pair. I went on E-bay with the model number and got the exact same thing for about 145. Of course these speakers are 2 Ohm and not 4 or 8 Ohm like many head units. Thus I had to get an amplifier to support them. But with those Infinity Kappas they deliver incredible highs and mids, but the bass is decent up to a certain volume. So I got subs to go with it. A cheap pair of Infinity Reference 1232W (300 RMS). They are awsome and I get compliments from everyone who rides in my car.
Save up and do the job right. You'll be much happier, I promise!

[ExplodingCake]

Yeah.... My advice is this. Save up and get the good stuff.

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[Maple50175]

i actually have some brand new 6.5 speakers that I got for my coupe but I got new ones. I got them for 30 shipped, ill sell you them for 20 shipped PM me.