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<blockquote data-quote="Jeffdachef" data-source="post: 8594206" data-attributes="member: 650438">No thats the wrong way to go.Do not worry about rears do not worry about center.&nbsp; A properly tuned head unit will make the singer&#039;s voice sound like its coming directly in front of you in the center. To do this you need to have a good head unit with active networks and time alignment.Then just get quality drivers and do your front stage which is just a pair of mids and a pair of tweeters each of them straight to an amp and the head unit does all the crossovers.Whatever your assumptions on car audio and how it should be done should be wiped clear because the proper way to do sound systems is not doing 5 speakers in your car thats the garbage way.shopping listGood active network head unit with 24 bit dac, 13 band or higher EQ, time alignment and high preout voltage.High sensitivity midrange and tweeter 92 db and up4 channel amp with 100-150+ watts per channel.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeffdachef, post: 8594206, member: 650438"] No thats the wrong way to go. Do not worry about rears do not worry about center. A properly tuned head unit will make the singer's voice sound like its coming directly in front of you in the center. To do this you need to have a good head unit with active networks and time alignment. Then just get quality drivers and do your front stage which is just a pair of mids and a pair of tweeters each of them straight to an amp and the head unit does all the crossovers. Whatever your assumptions on car audio and how it should be done should be wiped clear because the proper way to do sound systems is not doing 5 speakers in your car thats the garbage way. shopping list Good active network head unit with 24 bit dac, 13 band or higher EQ, time alignment and high preout voltage. High sensitivity midrange and tweeter 92 db and up 4 channel amp with 100-150+ watts per channel. [/QUOTE]

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