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<blockquote data-quote="forbidden" data-source="post: 542169" data-attributes="member: 552189"><p>Volfenhag = a german concept made in singakoreachinatiawanapore = bottom feeder line. Run away, far away and don&#039;t look back. Leave the 4x10&#039;s out of the picture entirely. The purpose of your car audio system is front stage / rear fill. Your best and most important speakers are to go into the front doors. I recommend components for this. The rear door speakers can be a good coax of a matching brand. Most people do not match their front and rear speakers, why I recommend this is for tone and timbre. No two brands of speakers sound the same. Why you don&#039;t want the 4x10&#039;s in the back is simple, with where they mount way up high, they have a direct diepersion path to your ears, thus they will draw sound to the rear of the vehicle instead of to the more important and usually better sounding front speakers. Ignore spec&#039;s, they will never ever tell you how a speaker is going to sound or perform in real world conditions. Experience will.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="forbidden, post: 542169, member: 552189"] Volfenhag = a german concept made in singakoreachinatiawanapore = bottom feeder line. Run away, far away and don't look back. Leave the 4x10's out of the picture entirely. The purpose of your car audio system is front stage / rear fill. Your best and most important speakers are to go into the front doors. I recommend components for this. The rear door speakers can be a good coax of a matching brand. Most people do not match their front and rear speakers, why I recommend this is for tone and timbre. No two brands of speakers sound the same. Why you don't want the 4x10's in the back is simple, with where they mount way up high, they have a direct diepersion path to your ears, thus they will draw sound to the rear of the vehicle instead of to the more important and usually better sounding front speakers. Ignore spec's, they will never ever tell you how a speaker is going to sound or perform in real world conditions. Experience will. [/QUOTE]

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