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2 words: Boston Acoustics.
Ya, you're not going to get any REAL bass with no amps and no subs, but I understand what you're going for here.
Speakers are always a personal preference, and what sounds good to some may not sound good to others. Sometimes you can spend all the money in the world, and you wind up with a very 'dry' sound. Sometimes you go dirt cheap like I did, and everything sounds exactly like you want it. You just have to go out and listen to a bunch of different speakers. It's as simple as that. Pick the ones ya want, and hopefully they won't set you back too much.
Boston has speakers in all price ranges, and like I said, they are just a personal preference. I know they aren't the best reference speakers, and I know they aren't at the top of the hill like they once used to be. There are SO MANY new automotive speaker makers right now, and I haven't heard of half of them! ANyWaYze, I have a full system for dirt cheap, that's 2 years old, and still sounds better than most $2000+ and 1500W+ systems I've heard. But it's the sound I like. My best advice is to just go out and listen, but after that, my preference is for Bostons. Word.
SnuFFy Sony CDX-C6850 head (need to upgrade to MP3 and XM fast!) Boston 6.5 Rally components in the front Boston CX 6.5 (cheapies running of head power, but sound GREAT off of about 40W!) rear Rockford Punch 120.2 running fronts 2 Kicker 12" Comps, running off Kicker KX600.1
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