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They are nice!

I personally just don't mix and match speakers, for any reason. the only exception is using a wideband or narrow bandpass driver in the rear. Even then, I try to use the same midbass and tweeter (or just the same midbass for the wideband) in the rear, same driver as the front. Time...

This tested well on youtube - not familiar with the brand but it is a pretty standard china build house amplifier. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BNZV4MXH/?tag=caraudiocom-20 I've actually used this one and it's decent https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08ZDQGFC1/?tag=caraudiocom-20...

Looks great!

My next rabbit hole!

Any of the options listed will work. These seem to be the least expensive and easiest to install. Angled https://www.amazon.com/dp/B084H5QNK2/?tag=caraudiocom-20 Flat https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07NZ64D2M/?tag=caraudiocom-20

The diameter is not the issue, it's the depth. If you;re going to mount them to the outside of the door, using the grills, the depth can be addressed with a 1" spacer ring. Since you have the rears, then it would be wise to get some speaker rings and the same drivers up front. If you cannot do...

I would also add that staging is heavily impacted by a noisy car. If you haven't spent a significant amount of time and $$ investing in a quiet-er ride, then the whole front stage argument kind of becomes much less significant, For some it's enough just to overcome the road noise and more...

That is an option for true "fill", differential fill, etc. My point was if you're going to run full range in the rear for fill, then match, at the very least, the tweeters. Cone/dome materials next and cone size last. If the coaxial/matching full range is there and you have the option to tune it...

It's a choice to have rear fill or not. What's the year make and model of the car and what are you running up front?

The most important thing to remember when adding rear fill is to use the same tweeter. Tweeters have a distinct timbre and when different than the front, will definitely draw you backwards away from the front stage, even at low volume. Many lines of comps offer coaxial models with the same...

Unless of course you like rear fill. One Man's garbage.... Rear fill done right has it's place, especially in modern setups that can save multiple tunes for different listening scenarios. One size doesn't fit all...

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