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<blockquote data-quote="AcidicDreams" data-source="post: 2494138" data-attributes="member: 558974">Well here is what you SHOULD do....Ditch the rear speakers, they are not needed, CD&#039;s only have Left and right, not front and rear....Next use the money saved on the 6x9&#039;s to get better front speakers... infinity references are pretty weak... At very minimum get Polk Rev&#039;s... but you should really get a nice component set like the Rainbow SLC&#039;s (budget set, ~$250, send a private message to 6spdcoupe to get a set).... Then sell your old amp, prefereably to someone stupid and get a nicer amp...Use something like a 4x100 amp. Use the two front channels for the front speakers and bridge the rear set for the subs... it should manange something like 200-250w @ 4ohms bridged...You&#039;d be much happier with a system setup like this... you&#039;ll be short on sub power though... ohh well.... your sony isn&#039;t putting out 400x2... what is the model # on it... is that 400x2 max or rms?But hey, what do I know?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AcidicDreams, post: 2494138, member: 558974"] Well here is what you SHOULD do.... Ditch the rear speakers, they are not needed, CD's only have Left and right, not front and rear.... Next use the money saved on the 6x9's to get better front speakers... infinity references are pretty weak... At very minimum get Polk Rev's... but you should really get a nice component set like the Rainbow SLC's (budget set, ~$250, send a private message to 6spdcoupe to get a set).... Then sell your old amp, prefereably to someone stupid and get a nicer amp... Use something like a 4x100 amp. Use the two front channels for the front speakers and bridge the rear set for the subs... it should manange something like 200-250w @ 4ohms bridged... You'd be much happier with a system setup like this... you'll be short on sub power though... ohh well.... your sony isn't putting out 400x2... what is the model # on it... is that 400x2 max or rms? But hey, what do I know? [/QUOTE]

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