get a decent sub and amp, and a set of comps up front amped and it will be a nice setup.

tbh mate, you wack 6x9s in the parcel shelf with a sub in the boot and all the speakers will fight for air and it will sound cack. ONly way to go around it, is either have a massive boot, with smallish sub or wack them in a sealed box.

Personally get a set of coxials and get them amped - eitherway, all your speakers should have a cutoff placed at around 80Hz and below as the sub will fills that in, so 6x9s become abit useless then.
But if you must have 6x9s then like adi said the JLs are alright - heard them in a local ICE shop a few weeks back, as some chav was buying them for his saxo :o

i had vibe ones and swapped em for JBL (which were cheaper) and prefer the JBL

Description: 6 x 9-inch (150 x 230 mm) Coaxial, Grilles Included
Power Handling: 80W Continuous
Recommended Amp Power: 25 - 150 Watts
Efficiency: 89.0 dB @ 1W/1m
Frequency Response: 53 Hz - 22 KHz ± 3 dB

[Edited on 19-10-2004 by AdiSRI]

you could try a set of the JL audio ones, i would expect them to be bassy.

yeh they are ok, for 6x9s but as above components are much better if you want sound quality or even a good set of coaxials

yes vibe are gud, but get components if you can mate they do sound alot better

6X9S on the market today?

Atm i've got some crappy sony xplod ones, i wanna upgrade to the best.

Anyone heard these? Are vibe a good make of speakers?

VIBE-SR69



Co-axial 3-way 6" x 9" speakers
RMS Input: 110 W
Peak Output: 300 W
Sensitivity: 91 dB
Frequency Response: 35 - 25,000 Hz
Impedance: 4ohm
Mounting Depth: 93.0mm
Mounting Diameter: 150 x 222mm