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<blockquote data-quote="Rochambeau" data-source="post: 2476916" data-attributes="member: 570071">Boston Pro-60s or Pro-50s, they can be mounted either way.&nbsp; Or if your budget will hold it...&nbsp; Z6s (or Z5s).&nbsp; Crystal clear, smooth and they can get pretty darn loud.In either case, if later on you decide you wanna break them out into components, you can.&nbsp; But they will do juuuuuuust fine as coax (which is what I would do if you are happy with the sound stage).Alpine PDX 4.150 will give you gobs of power and it is very small and easy to install.Total at ebay prices for 2 sets of Pro-60s &amp;amp; a PDX 4.150 is around $1,000.&nbsp; (Just be sure to Google the seller before you buy and search here too...)&nbsp; You can save more if you choose a lesser speaker for the rear, like something from Boston&#039;s SL line.And a heads up, the Pros and the Zs are 3-ohm.&nbsp; Doen&#039;t matter if you use the PDX, but most amps will produce extra wattage over 4-ohms because of this.&nbsp; The PDX is rated same power regardless of how many ohms the speaker is.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rochambeau, post: 2476916, member: 570071"] Boston Pro-60s or Pro-50s, they can be mounted either way. Or if your budget will hold it... Z6s (or Z5s). Crystal clear, smooth and they can get pretty darn loud. In either case, if later on you decide you wanna break them out into components, you can. But they will do juuuuuuust fine as coax (which is what I would do if you are happy with the sound stage). Alpine PDX 4.150 will give you gobs of power and it is very small and easy to install. Total at ebay prices for 2 sets of Pro-60s & a PDX 4.150 is around $1,000. (Just be sure to Google the seller before you buy and search here too...) You can save more if you choose a lesser speaker for the rear, like something from Boston's SL line. And a heads up, the Pros and the Zs are 3-ohm. Doen't matter if you use the PDX, but most amps will produce extra wattage over 4-ohms because of this. The PDX is rated same power regardless of how many ohms the speaker is. [/QUOTE]

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