alright i promise this is the last one. how would dual components in the front and rear sound? reason i am being so critical is that i have never bought components before and i dont want to be wasting my money when i technically could live with what i got right now. also, they are not going into a cav they are going into a 95 chevy c1500 standard cab.
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I would just get the front ones and see how you like it. then you can get the rears if you want something in the back. They really don't help the sound at all tough.
Rear fill is a bit of a waste when using components in front, especially in a pickup. I've competed in SQ competition for years and having rear speakers for mids and highs only take away from the fromt imaging. Proper placement of the front speakers will make all the difference int he world. But if you want 2 sets, using both in front with a pair in the doors and a pair in custom kicks would be a nice setup.
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Ronin Motorsports wrote:Rear fill is a bit of a waste when using components in front, especially in a pickup. I've competed in SQ competition for years and having rear speakers for mids and highs only take away from the fromt imaging. Proper placement of the front speakers will make all the difference int he world. But if you want 2 sets, using both in front with a pair in the doors and a pair in custom kicks would be a nice setup.
agreed esp in a truck where your likely to be allot closer to the rear speakers so now you will only hear the sound from the back, and if your turn them down you just spend money on something your barely hearing, i'd take the budget you have for 2 sets of componets, and buy one high quality componet set for the front and make sure to power them with an amp.
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