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<blockquote data-quote="affan66" data-source="post: 292357" data-attributes="member: 65">can&#039;t help you much on Penang, sir.&nbsp;For RM2K, you should look for a good set of component speakers for the fronts and maybe a sub that runs of a decent 4 channel amp.&nbsp; This maybe tight, considering you need to cover the workmanship, speaker and RCA cables and tuning.&nbsp; Forget about rears unless you are only into rear-fill type of listening. Even the fronts can be foregone in this case.&nbsp; For rears, if you want to stretch it, go for the 6x9s and forget about getting a sub.&nbsp;I don&#039;t quite believe the set comes from italy la.. maybe designed and ciplak&#039;ed from Italy, maybe.&nbsp; Get a decent one like Pioneer, Sony, JBL series and you&#039;ll be better off. &nbsp;Budget about RM1K for the speakers and cables. Amp is going to be tough for another RM500-RM750K (as RM250 goes into the cables, workmanship, tuning).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="affan66, post: 292357, member: 65"] can't help you much on Penang, sir. For RM2K, you should look for a good set of component speakers for the fronts and maybe a sub that runs of a decent 4 channel amp. This maybe tight, considering you need to cover the workmanship, speaker and RCA cables and tuning. Forget about rears unless you are only into rear-fill type of listening. Even the fronts can be foregone in this case. For rears, if you want to stretch it, go for the 6x9s and forget about getting a sub. I don't quite believe the set comes from italy la.. maybe designed and ciplak'ed from Italy, maybe. Get a decent one like Pioneer, Sony, JBL series and you'll be better off. Budget about RM1K for the speakers and cables. Amp is going to be tough for another RM500-RM750K (as RM250 goes into the cables, workmanship, tuning). [/QUOTE]

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