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<blockquote data-quote="SuperTrooper" data-source="post: 1903125" data-attributes="member: 564937">I don&#039;t have a killer system like alot of you on here have. But I do prefer a rear stage probably for the fact I don&#039;t own a badazz set of comps and mid drivers up front. Just what you read in my sig. 2 coax up front and 2 in the back doors and then 6x9 in the very back in the rear panels which I added not too long ago. And of course the subs and tweets. But if you put it in perspective of having it sound like a live venue then yes I guess you would&#039;nt need a rear stage. Growing up in the early 80&#039;s and still today I&#039;m a big concert freak. Man I could&#039;nt tell you even close to half of the shows I&#039;ve seen. But I have always prefered music from the studio and cranking it up on a loud azz jam sytem. Live music just did&#039;nt sound the same. But the excitement of seeing them live and loud was phenominal.To get to the morel of the story is some of the best sounding live acts I&#039;ve seen had some sort of rear fill. Deep Purple, man the have some serious surround going on. Rush, Triumph the Who they all have a rear fill in there shows that will just blow you away.&nbsp; They are the one that sound just like there album (cd). So I guess thats what kinda edges my taste for having just enough rear fill for the sound I like. I don&#039;t turn up the rear that much but just enough to make my SUV sound full. But one day I may up-grade to some sick comps and not need the rears to complete my listening satisfaction. I rambled long enough. It&#039;s my Birthday, Peace out!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SuperTrooper, post: 1903125, member: 564937"] I don't have a killer system like alot of you on here have. But I do prefer a rear stage probably for the fact I don't own a badazz set of comps and mid drivers up front. Just what you read in my sig. 2 coax up front and 2 in the back doors and then 6x9 in the very back in the rear panels which I added not too long ago. And of course the subs and tweets. But if you put it in perspective of having it sound like a live venue then yes I guess you would'nt need a rear stage. Growing up in the early 80's and still today I'm a big concert freak. Man I could'nt tell you even close to half of the shows I've seen. But I have always prefered music from the studio and cranking it up on a loud azz jam sytem. Live music just did'nt sound the same. But the excitement of seeing them live and loud was phenominal. To get to the morel of the story is some of the best sounding live acts I've seen had some sort of rear fill. Deep Purple, man the have some serious surround going on. Rush, Triumph the Who they all have a rear fill in there shows that will just blow you away. They are the one that sound just like there album (cd). So I guess thats what kinda edges my taste for having just enough rear fill for the sound I like. I don't turn up the rear that much but just enough to make my SUV sound full. But one day I may up-grade to some sick comps and not need the rears to complete my listening satisfaction. I rambled long enough. It's my Birthday, Peace out! [/QUOTE]

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