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<blockquote data-quote="n8dgr84" data-source="post: 3502732" data-attributes="member: 582185">Hey everyone,I ordered the 6.5&quot; &#039;C&#039; kickpanels from Q Logic for my &#039;98 Dakota Club Cab and am wondering what would be a good, efficient component set for under $150? I would like to use the Clarion 675usb deck amp for simplicity and cost sake(hence efficient speaker). I dont listen to music too loud, I just like a clean-sounding, detailed reproduction.The reason I got the kickpanels is because the imaging of the stock door location fires the speaker into your feet. In other words it sucks and makes my head hurt.&nbsp; I hope this was the right move..Do I need to fiberglass the kickpanel to make it a sealed enclosure? It seems like the volume would be quite small if I did that..How much higher should I set the high pass crossover?I have a Image Dynamics ID8 sub and Infinity 652i coaxs for the rear.I listen to all types of music.Thanks,Nate</blockquote>

[QUOTE="n8dgr84, post: 3502732, member: 582185"] Hey everyone, I ordered the 6.5" 'C' kickpanels from Q Logic for my '98 Dakota Club Cab and am wondering what would be a good, efficient component set for under $150? I would like to use the Clarion 675usb deck amp for simplicity and cost sake(hence efficient speaker). I dont listen to music too loud, I just like a clean-sounding, detailed reproduction. The reason I got the kickpanels is because the imaging of the stock door location fires the speaker into your feet. In other words it sucks and makes my head hurt. I hope this was the right move.. Do I need to fiberglass the kickpanel to make it a sealed enclosure? It seems like the volume would be quite small if I did that..How much higher should I set the high pass crossover? I have a Image Dynamics ID8 sub and Infinity 652i coaxs for the rear. I listen to all types of music. Thanks, Nate [/QUOTE]

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