Help choosing components

[yamifanatic]

Hey I was hoping u guys could help me choose a set of components. I have a ppi 900.4 which does 145 x4 @4 ohms or 225x4@2 ohms. I will be running them passive and want to keep them under $250 a set. My goals are loud and to have good mid bass and midrange. Currently looking at the re audio xxx components and the sundown sa components. I'm open for suggestions let me know what y'all think

[ric006]

I like my boston acoustic s50s you can here them in my build

[audiolamb6]

uh you did notice that the RE's are 2 ohm right

[ric006]

^^ nope didnt se that part stick with them i dont care for those but thats your choice

[audiolamb6]

op for the money i like'd my cdt comps. may what to give them a look

[Agreene]

well when your running that much power per channel your probably thinking loud speakers. so the soundown components are down your ally. also take a look at the skar components not to shabby

[Skullz]

With that much power i would look at the JBL P660C's, they'll take everything that amp can dish out and sound damn good doing it.

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_12260_JBL-P660C.html

[LsChevy]

With that much power i would look at the JBL P660C's, they'll take everything that amp can dish out and sound damn good doing it.

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_12260_JBL-P660C.html

whats the difference in these and the ms-62c

[Skullz]

The MS62c's are 4ohm and the P660c's are 2ohm.

For low budget speakers the JBL's are an incredible bang for the buck components, they sound amazing and can handle power like no other.

[yamifanatic]

Audio lamb I do realize the re comps are 2 ohm. My amp is more than capable of powering either of those comps. I will look into the jbl p660s and the cdts as well. Any other suggestions are greatly appreciated