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<blockquote data-quote="Tiger Bass" data-source="post: 2986817" data-attributes="member: 570571">Right now, I have a couple low-end Pioneer front speakers. Probably these or an older model.<a href="http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/pna/v3/pg/album/compare/0,,2076_310069908,00.html" target="_blank">http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/pna/v3/pg/album/compare/0,,2076_310069908,00.html</a>With the addition of my new amp, these speakers just can&#039;t produce a sound that I like to keep with the power Im putting into my subs. I have a couple different ways to attempt to solve this but have a feeling most of them are bad ideas1. Put a couple extra holes in the door and install a pair of cheap 6.5&quot; Roadmasters that I have lying around.2. Try to install my best friends stock components from his Mustang. He had the Shaker 500 system and upgraded it to an a/d/s setup later on. These definently aren&#039;t the greatest quality though, being paper cones for one. Plus, I&#039;ve never done a component install and might be underestimating what all is required to do one correctly.3. Save up another $100-200 and get a decent pair of coax&#039;s, probably Directed or whatever WorldDre&#039;s shop has on sale at the time. My only problem here is that I also want to install an alarm system soon, upgrade my horrible subs, and sound deaden my trunk.4. Save up for a component system instead.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tiger Bass, post: 2986817, member: 570571"] Right now, I have a couple low-end Pioneer front speakers. Probably these or an older model. [URL="http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/pna/v3/pg/album/compare/0,,2076_310069908,00.html"]http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/pna/v3/pg/album/compare/0,,2076_310069908,00.html[/URL] With the addition of my new amp, these speakers just can't produce a sound that I like to keep with the power Im putting into my subs. I have a couple different ways to attempt to solve this but have a feeling most of them are bad ideas 1. Put a couple extra holes in the door and install a pair of cheap 6.5" Roadmasters that I have lying around. 2. Try to install my best friends stock components from his Mustang. He had the Shaker 500 system and upgraded it to an a/d/s setup later on. These definently aren't the greatest quality though, being paper cones for one. Plus, I've never done a component install and might be underestimating what all is required to do one correctly. 3. Save up another $100-200 and get a decent pair of coax's, probably Directed or whatever WorldDre's shop has on sale at the time. My only problem here is that I also want to install an alarm system soon, upgrade my horrible subs, and sound deaden my trunk. 4. Save up for a component system instead. [/QUOTE]

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