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<blockquote data-quote="Mommy Wagon" data-source="post: 7975511" data-attributes="member: 641740">Destined2Race &amp;amp; mylows10 - I assume you both did not read the opening statement.This setup can be refined in any way to suit taste. If I want new amps, I replace the single MDF rear panel and install new amps. If I don&#039;t like the front stage - I replace it.The main point was to integrate deadening, use quality cables, and get the installation right - the rest of the items are a few twists of screws to replace.Also, mylows10, my first idea was 3-ways, though after discussions with keep_hope_alive (an acoustical engineer might I add) I opted to go to a 2-way setup. He stated the best sound will be had in prepping the doors correctly, and less about components. Whatever I don&#039;t like, I can replace, as long as the installation base is solid.The reason for going to the Alpine Type X Comps - I really love the tweeter and the crossovers. If the woofer is less than desirable then I will replace them. The Type R subs were a sweet deal I couldn&#039;t pass up, they are the new 2012 models which are apparently better than previous years and more closely resemble a Type X sub. Which would seem is not either of your preference anyway.Regardless, there will be more pictures to come..........</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mommy Wagon, post: 7975511, member: 641740"] Destined2Race & mylows10 - I assume you both did not read the opening statement. This setup can be refined in any way to suit taste. If I want new amps, I replace the single MDF rear panel and install new amps. If I don't like the front stage - I replace it. The main point was to integrate deadening, use quality cables, and get the installation right - the rest of the items are a few twists of screws to replace. Also, mylows10, my first idea was 3-ways, though after discussions with keep_hope_alive (an acoustical engineer might I add) I opted to go to a 2-way setup. He stated the best sound will be had in prepping the doors correctly, and less about components. Whatever I don't like, I can replace, as long as the installation base is solid. The reason for going to the Alpine Type X Comps - I really love the tweeter and the crossovers. If the woofer is less than desirable then I will replace them. The Type R subs were a sweet deal I couldn't pass up, they are the new 2012 models which are apparently better than previous years and more closely resemble a Type X sub. Which would seem is not either of your preference anyway. Regardless, there will be more pictures to come.......... [/QUOTE]

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