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<blockquote data-quote="The_Grimy_One" data-source="post: 7374182" data-attributes="member: 632816"><p>Well, when it comes to mids and tweets, I guess it comes to your goal. If you want incredible SQ, maybe go with a 4-way front stage, or 3-way. Many people dont run rear speakers, and other do, but if you do, most only run one set. If your goal is SPL, and you have a bunch of subs on a bunch of watts, then you are probably going to want multiple mids/tweets in the front stage to keep up with the bass. That can be anywhere from 2-5 sets of components, Im sure some have done more. Then of course subs fall inline. If you want SQ maybe go with 2 8s, or 2 10s. If you want ridiculous monster bass, maybe 6 15s. Haha. Of course subs take up much more room, so you have to see how much space you are working with, how many watts you are going to use, and what kind of electrical upgrades you will undergo. All in all I think it comes down to if you want pure SQ, SQL, or pure SPL.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="The_Grimy_One, post: 7374182, member: 632816"] Well, when it comes to mids and tweets, I guess it comes to your goal. If you want incredible SQ, maybe go with a 4-way front stage, or 3-way. Many people dont run rear speakers, and other do, but if you do, most only run one set. If your goal is SPL, and you have a bunch of subs on a bunch of watts, then you are probably going to want multiple mids/tweets in the front stage to keep up with the bass. That can be anywhere from 2-5 sets of components, Im sure some have done more. Then of course subs fall inline. If you want SQ maybe go with 2 8s, or 2 10s. If you want ridiculous monster bass, maybe 6 15s. Haha. Of course subs take up much more room, so you have to see how much space you are working with, how many watts you are going to use, and what kind of electrical upgrades you will undergo. All in all I think it comes down to if you want pure SQ, SQL, or pure SPL. [/QUOTE]

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