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<blockquote data-quote="jasonFL" data-source="post: 2169872" data-attributes="member: 570401">I am doing something similar. I am using Diamond 6.5 for rear fill in my truck. There is no silver bullet or magic formula for what sounds good, since it is much a matter of opinion. So the first thing I am doing is having a dedicated &quot;rear fill&quot; amplifier. For about $3.00 you can get a toggle switch from radio shack. (I got a fancy one w/ a ground that illuminates when &quot;on&quot; )&nbsp; Run the remote wire through the toggle switch and mount it somewhere in easy reach of the driver&#039;s seat so the rear fill can be switched off.Next thing I am doing is getting an amp with a 40-500 hz LOW PASS for this duty, so if the factory Diamond crossover point is too high I can cross them over at a lower point. (it is generally agreed that frequencies below 400 hz are basically non-directional)Just to clarify I am using the woofers only, no tweets. Don&#039;t know if this was any help at all, but that is what I&#039;ll be doing. Good luck and tell us how your project turns out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jasonFL, post: 2169872, member: 570401"] I am doing something similar. I am using Diamond 6.5 for rear fill in my truck. There is no silver bullet or magic formula for what sounds good, since it is much a matter of opinion. So the first thing I am doing is having a dedicated "rear fill" amplifier. For about $3.00 you can get a toggle switch from radio shack. (I got a fancy one w/ a ground that illuminates when "on" ) Run the remote wire through the toggle switch and mount it somewhere in easy reach of the driver's seat so the rear fill can be switched off. Next thing I am doing is getting an amp with a 40-500 hz LOW PASS for this duty, so if the factory Diamond crossover point is too high I can cross them over at a lower point. (it is generally agreed that frequencies below 400 hz are basically non-directional) Just to clarify I am using the woofers only, no tweets. Don't know if this was any help at all, but that is what I'll be doing. Good luck and tell us how your project turns out. [/QUOTE]

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