Oval speakers for front stage at 100 rms per.

[Gatorade]

Back in the day everybody used oval speakers, but nowadays not so much. My vehicle's dash has 4x6 ovals. The front doors have 6.5". Im looking to run 400.4 rms. Would i be better off getting the 6.5's for the doors and running 1" tweets in the 4x6" slots in the dash, or doing the 4x6's up there?

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[LosIsATool 5,000+ posts]

There are not many odd shaped full range or mid range drivers of quality. There are a few nicer 6x9s only.

 

[THATpurpleKUSH 5,000+ posts]

Don't bother with the dash speakers, just use a good 6.5 component setup and install it good and bridge that 4ch to 2channels.

 

[Jeffdachef 5,000+ posts]

Back in the day everybody used oval speakers, but nowadays not so much. My vehicle's dash has 4x6 ovals. The front doors have 6.5". Im looking to run 400.4 rms. Would i be better off getting the 6.5's for the doors and running 1" tweets in the 4x6" slots in the dash, or doing the 4x6's up there?

Fk the 4x6s, just make some adapters to fit 3 inch midranges and have the tweeters in the a pillars or sail panels(whichever sounds better) and the 6.5s in the doors.

https://www.amazon.com/Precision-Power-P-65C3-Component-Speaker/dp/B00I8AQPS0

 

[Gatorade]

Thanks fellas, i'm currently looking at some 1" soft tweets to go in the slot for the dash 4x6s. Along with some 3-way 6.5s for the doors.

 

[HardofWhoring]

Not sure what your budget is, or what you are going for, but Theres a nice selection of 4" mids available. I guarantee there is a generic adapter to make em fit easy. You should have room to fit tweets anywhere. I would go with a set of 3 way components. 6.5" in the door, 4"s in the dash, and tweeters somewhere near between.