I saw a pair for $129. 6x9's. I going to have to do some research first.

 

Advice: If you plan on replacing your rear speakers, and you find a new set of 6x9" JLs for $129, and they are 4-ohm, by all means buy them... that is a good price for them.

 

Here is a pair I just found $189. http://www.crutchfield.com/App/Produ...0TX&tp=105

 

if you get any king of speakers make sure to get components if you want really got sound quality

 

Yeah your right Irish. Do you have tweeters in the dash or have you thought about doing it?

 

Not a bad 2-way component system here, note the included crossover module and seperatable components:

http://mobile.jlaudio.com/products_c...php?comp_id=65

 

Those are nice. I need to go to Best Buy and hear what JL's they have.

 

Best Buy has never been able to license selling JL Audio, probably never will...

Back when high-qaulity stereo equipment was certified as "Mobile-ES," JL Audio was in the top of this category. Stores li ke Best Buy, Circuit City, etc, could not get the Mobile-ES certification... therefore any high-end component or brand couldnt be sold at those stores. Best Buy got around this somehow and started selling a few cheaper Mobil-ES certified head units a whil e back... as soon as they started doing this, the"Mobile-ES" thing got abolished... which meant brands li ke JL Audio didnt have to worry about being "snoody" about it, and kept their distribution privately controlled, and therefore that is one reason why they never were, and choose now to not be sold at Best Buy or lower-end stores li ke that. Same with Eclipse and Kicker... although that may have changes a bit lately... those companies remain higher-end, and prefer to stay in the smaller, high-end car audio markets instead of going into the big-box stores.