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<blockquote data-quote="mlstrass" data-source="post: 2477805" data-attributes="member: 569126">But if that cheap rear fill gives them what they want, then that&#039;s the route they should go. Not everyone wants to spend the time/money to set up that killer front stage is all I&#039;m saying. So there are alternatives.And I don&#039;t believe anyone is saying that a decent set up with rear fill sounds better than a GOOD front stage, just that some have a rear fill set up that sounds good to them.Again wrong in your eyes, or ears actually, but you can not tell me what &quot;I&quot; like. Some like Bose home audio, I think it&#039;s garbage, but I&#039;d never tell anyone not to give it a listen as they might enjoy it.I actually usually listen in 7 channel stereo at home, so I&#039;m far from a purist. Did a lot of dance club stuff in the 80&#039;s and DJ&#039;ed a little, so I&#039;m just used to sound from all around.I seriously wonder why all the car manufacturers spend so much time and money installing 6-10 speaker set ups in cars if it&#039;s technically &quot;wrong&quot;. I heard a factory Boston system in a Chrysler 300 the other day and it sounded very nice, all 8 speakers I believe.I wish the we could just all agree that there&#039;s more than one way to set up a system to meet the desired goal. Some want a KILLER front stage and some just want to fill the car with sound. Try to take that into consideration when offering advice as I really don&#039;t think a young kid putting in 3000watts worth of subs/amps is concerned about imaging, depth of stage, etc... he wants it loud so his friends can hear him a block away //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mlstrass, post: 2477805, member: 569126"] But if that cheap rear fill gives them what they want, then that's the route they should go. Not everyone wants to spend the time/money to set up that killer front stage is all I'm saying. So there are alternatives. And I don't believe anyone is saying that a decent set up with rear fill sounds better than a GOOD front stage, just that some have a rear fill set up that sounds good to them. Again wrong in your eyes, or ears actually, but you can not tell me what "I" like. Some like Bose home audio, I think it's garbage, but I'd never tell anyone not to give it a listen as they might enjoy it. I actually usually listen in 7 channel stereo at home, so I'm far from a purist. Did a lot of dance club stuff in the 80's and DJ'ed a little, so I'm just used to sound from all around. I seriously wonder why all the car manufacturers spend so much time and money installing 6-10 speaker set ups in cars if it's technically "wrong". I heard a factory Boston system in a Chrysler 300 the other day and it sounded very nice, all 8 speakers I believe. I wish the we could just all agree that there's more than one way to set up a system to meet the desired goal. Some want a KILLER front stage and some just want to fill the car with sound. Try to take that into consideration when offering advice as I really don't think a young kid putting in 3000watts worth of subs/amps is concerned about imaging, depth of stage, etc... he wants it loud so his friends can hear him a block away [IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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