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<blockquote data-quote="anonTHEdon" data-source="post: 6162642" data-attributes="member: 611266"><p>I was trying to avoid the coax setup because of the very misconception that components sound better but I just can't make my mind up between the two. I know I want the speakers to be @ least 100 rms up front and the rear but no good coaxials seem to meet that mark unless there 6.5 inches or around that size. I also wanted to keep the stock look so I was going to keep the 5.25 size but since the tweeter is so far away in an altima (2002), a component setup MAY sound uneven. I know there are some setups that meet my 100 rms requirement and the reason I want them @ 100 rms is because when I upgrade my subwoofer, it will be 1000 rms instead of the 300 rms I'm running now. I was aiming for powerful sound inside the car as well as the trunk but not one setup so loud that it drowns out the other.</p><p></p><p>I currently have a Infinity Reference 4 channel amp that gets 116 watts @ 4ohms (i believe thats right) so I guess my question is what speakers (comp or coax) would go well with that amp?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="anonTHEdon, post: 6162642, member: 611266"] I was trying to avoid the coax setup because of the very misconception that components sound better but I just can't make my mind up between the two. I know I want the speakers to be @ least 100 rms up front and the rear but no good coaxials seem to meet that mark unless there 6.5 inches or around that size. I also wanted to keep the stock look so I was going to keep the 5.25 size but since the tweeter is so far away in an altima (2002), a component setup MAY sound uneven. I know there are some setups that meet my 100 rms requirement and the reason I want them @ 100 rms is because when I upgrade my subwoofer, it will be 1000 rms instead of the 300 rms I'm running now. I was aiming for powerful sound inside the car as well as the trunk but not one setup so loud that it drowns out the other. I currently have a Infinity Reference 4 channel amp that gets 116 watts @ 4ohms (i believe thats right) so I guess my question is what speakers (comp or coax) would go well with that amp? [/QUOTE]
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