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<blockquote data-quote="neo_styles" data-source="post: 8191683" data-attributes="member: 644168">For under $250, I would consider nixing the rear fill idea and instead investing the whole budget into your front stage. For the price, I think it&#039;s really hard to beat the JBL P600C components. First, you get a 2-ohm component set, so getting the most out of amplification won&#039;t really be a problem. Second, they excel in midbass and, seeing as how you&#039;ll be deadening your doors, you&#039;ll be able to reap the full benefit of them.That being said, if rear fill is a must, I would not suggest components as it&#039;ll pull your stage too far back and I think it&#039;ll end up frustrating you in the end. Coaxials, yes, but ONLY if you absolutely need speakers in the rear.Other honorable mention would go to the Incriminator 6.5&quot; components. Either way, you&#039;ll need to spend a little extra time and coin making a baffle out of MDF to cover up the remaining gap for the OEM speaker, but variety is significantly better when looking at 6.5&quot; components instead of 6x8/6x9.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="neo_styles, post: 8191683, member: 644168"] For under $250, I would consider nixing the rear fill idea and instead investing the whole budget into your front stage. For the price, I think it's really hard to beat the JBL P600C components. First, you get a 2-ohm component set, so getting the most out of amplification won't really be a problem. Second, they excel in midbass and, seeing as how you'll be deadening your doors, you'll be able to reap the full benefit of them. That being said, if rear fill is a must, I would not suggest components as it'll pull your stage too far back and I think it'll end up frustrating you in the end. Coaxials, yes, but ONLY if you absolutely need speakers in the rear. Other honorable mention would go to the Incriminator 6.5" components. Either way, you'll need to spend a little extra time and coin making a baffle out of MDF to cover up the remaining gap for the OEM speaker, but variety is significantly better when looking at 6.5" components instead of 6x8/6x9. [/QUOTE]

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