(recommend) powerful bass speakers

[bradl79]

i want a good pair of speakers for the rear doors that have great bass, i want to use the rear more for bass, i need 6.5 coaxial speakers. i don't want to get a sub, i have an alpine 4 channel with 300w peak and 50w rms. or would i be better off just bridging it with a sub, and how would i go about doing that. i am not knowledgeable about installing

[Sub Bass Woofrz]

if you want "bass" you're going to want a sub, midbass drivers aren't gonna cut it. If you want to run a sub with that amp you'd have to bridge 2 of the channels and run a 4 ohm subwoofer at 100 watts rms. I'd recommend selling that amp and getting a monoblock amp or a 2 channel to run a sub off

[bradl79]

i need the amp for the front channels b/c i am keeping stock head unit

i don't need powerful booming bass just some.

[audiobaun]

if you dont need a whole lot of booming bass, you can add 6.5 subwoofers in the rear doors,yet recommend doing some door prepping to seal off to get the performance out of the speaker/subs better.
Ear SWS 6 5X 6 5" Shallow Mount 4 Ohm Car Audio Stereo Sub Woofer Speaker | eBay
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May have to do some searching, for the depth needed, and size needed for your vehicle, but there are woofers for the 6.5 locations,you may even want to cut a little, and add an 8 inch as well?

[momax_powers]

if the amp does 50watts rms @4 ohms per channel, it likely does 75-100@ 2ohms per channel and therefore 150-200rms bridged @4 on the rear channels and if you just want a little bass to compliment your front stage i say go for one of these 8" in the trunk or 10"...cant go wrong with the price

RE Audio REX8S4 8" Single 4 ohm REX Series Car Subwoofer/Sub Woofer | eBay

[Bettr n' Revrse]

i need the amp for the front channels b/c i am keeping stock head unit

i don't need powerful booming bass just some.

Your not gunna get any bass is what he is saying... Bass is 20-80/100 hz (sub levels) and mid bass is 80/100+ hz which is what speakers produce...

[bradl79]

So i would use the 3 and 4 channel to bridge. If i get an 8in sub. Would i just put the pos on the 3rd ch and negative on the 4th