What kind of components do you have ( or have you had) and do you like them?

As my sig says, I am running Memphis 15-PRS6 components atm. They actually surprised me. I wasn't expecting much, but they will play loud and clean. Not the best set I have ever owned (that would either go to my Diamond M5's or my Focal K2's), but way better than my expectations. The reason I am asking this is because I am planning on switching the Memphis to the rear and putting something a little better up front. There are just so many options now a days that it is a hard decision. Just looking for some opinions.

I have had Alpine type R components and Type x. The type x was very nice. Some of the cleanest comps i have heard. Other then that i cant really help you out to much.

Those MPYRE mids im using with my RF tweets sound pretty good, very clean full sound, the mounting depth is around 3.5"
http://www.caraudio.com/forum/showthrea ... yre&page=3

They sound really good now that I've tuned them better

I liked my type r's. Good midbass for a cheap set of comps

I have an extra set of type R's in my closet minus the tweeters.

Wow...lots of Alpine love in the house. I used to work for Alpine a few years ago until they sent my job to Mexico

Shit at the moment sounds like you should be happy your not in Mexico.

I'm waiting on my Alpha Comps so I can't really put an opinion in at the moment =/

I def don't want to be in mexico but that still sucks!

I have lost 2 jobs to Mexico and 1 to China! Do yourself a favor and stay out of electronics manufacturing...lol!

I will make note of that. I have lost 2 jobs to this shitty economy...

MB Quart Q-Series at the moment. I've run a lot of different shit though. I have a set of old top of the line Rainbow 6.5s somewhere. If you get the install right it's insane how they sound with a high quality deck off a good amp like my Zapco .

My Qs sound awesome though and I've had them 3 years and no problems. Components are something I'll pay a lot for from a dealer. It's personal preference in how it sounds, so a dealer that can let you sit and switch between them is handy .