Coaxel or componet set

[skooter]

I am trying to decide if I want to go with 4- 6.5 coaxels or 4- 6.5 componet sets. goning in a 97 jeep cherokee. also why are pioneer componet sets so darn $$$. any input on a decent set of coaxels or componetsets. I have around 50 wats to send to each speaker. 4 channel amp. Thanks.

[junglejuice]

Co-axials are generally of a lower grade speaker than component sets, of course there are some exceptions but few and far between.
Firstly a '97 cherokee uses a 5.25" speaker I believe as my '95 model is that size.
As for Pioneers, you get what you pay for and Pioneers are pretty cheap compared to the good ones....

[Ground Zero]

hello

for a better sound component sets is the better but more difficult to install " especially for 3 way"

[ppia600]

If you have to get coaxials, the Pioneer TS D161R's are great speakers. Otherwise, there are tons of great component speakers to choose from

[skooter]

How would a set of Kappa 6X9 do in the doors with a baffel on them and crossed over to a midrange? Thanks for the replys.

[Ground Zero]

the midrange and tweeter must be aimed to you

[junglejuice]

Originally posted by Ground Zero
the midrange and tweeter must be aimed to you

No not necessarily some of the best systems that I have heard have the mids and tweeters completely off axis and on top of that some were using co-incident source speakers which technically is a co-axial (Kef Uni-Q) but as I said before it is all to do with $$$$

[twelvevoltnut]

have you listened to the Focal Access 165A1's? they are worth a listen to, you should listen to any speaker before you like them.