6X9 ideas

[Rockguy475]

hey guys i know most ppl here dont like rear fill but i personally do... im lookin for some 6X9s, they wont be turned up loud there just so i can notice that there is sound behind me... these dont have to be that nice or anything like that... i just want some sound .. i was thinking about the JL TRs... what do yall think.. ill be running 75 watts to each

[SofireGuy]

What i did is instead of 6x9 was sized 2 MDF boards to 6x9 and cut a hole for 6 1/2" comps... i mean i sit in the back sometimes and i prefer to hear from the back also when driving... gives the fullness to your sound know??? but theres just an idea ...

[jujumantb]

gives the fullness to your sound know???

Correct imaging of front comps achieves the same thing. A few years ago after making my first set of kicks, I had my dad listen to them and he was convinced that there were speakers in the rear. The only reason for rears, IMO, is for passengers or if you dont have the time/patience/money for kicks.

[SofireGuy]

kicks??? are you talking about like kicker subs or bass shakers??

[Rockguy475]

they are going to be mostly for passengers and i dont have money for kicks

[jujumantb]

kicks??? are you talking about like kicker subs or bass shakers??

ha, neither-- kickpods

[Rockguy475]

c'mon guys gimme some good ideas for some 6X9s plz

[yatyeiboi]

Boston Sl95 are great. On ebay you could probably get them for about 140 buy it now plus shipping, which shouldn't be that much. I used to own the Infinity Kappa 6x9 and they are a little bit cheaper but still sound pretty crisp.

[cd6551]

polk momo 6x9's sound decent and arent extremely expensive. I would focus more on the front stage though

[Rockguy475]

polk momo 6x9's sound decent and arent extremely expensive. I would focus more on the front stage though

already got my front stage, i just need a back and ill have everything i need

[MBrock4u]

Alpine type S or infinty references are both nice.

[maylar]

Pioneer 3-ways or Infinity Reference. Either will do fine with just head unit power. Don't amp them