critique my possible setup.

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I have a 2005 Mustang GT. It was done as a custom order so I picked the lowest system knowing I would go after market. Now I'm looking for a great all around system.

I listen to all types of music such as: metal, rap, techno, rock etc. So I need a balanced system. I'm going for something that sounds great inside, not out. I epically don't want it to sound like my cars frame is falling off each time bass hits.

Goal is to keep it around 1500. I can go over, but I'd rather not.

Here is what I have so far, this part is pretty much set:

Headunit: Alpine CDA-9851 - $224.00

Sub: 110v.2 607.75 (sub and amps and edead)

Amp for speakers: nine.4

Amp for Sub: nine.2 part w/ edead v1se 60sq

Total: 831.75

Now you may have noticed the speakers weren't included. Well thats because I'm kind of stuck.

I was thinking front and back should be Boston SL80 but that’s 600 dollars so yeah I don't know if I want to do that. Any ideas? Rest of the system look ok?

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[Denial]

Back speakers arnt that important, just usualy used for some fill, especialy when you have an f-body like that stang is, (i guess they still use f-bodys..?) Not a big fix or repair daily fan... but anyway, you want to invest in some good comps up front, and leave the rears alone.

 

[skeptikal Premium Member]

I've heard good things about the eu-6500's if you want to keep the eD theme going.

Could do those and a set of eu-700's for midbass and run them both off of the niNe.4

 

[iceteebone 5,000+ posts]

sounds good to me. why not get a 9.1 for the sub and use the 9.2 to run a set of components? have you thought about what type of box you'll use? i would run 6.5 comps up front with no rearfill.

 

[awsamia 10+ year member]

Don't use rear speakers. If you just use shitty ones it will make your whole system sound like crap because you will hear them before the front ones. Just go with a nice set of components up front.