Recommendation for Bi-Amped 6.5 Componenets or crossover?

[six6nine9wpk]

I'm kind of new to the whole car audio scene so bear with me. I have a JL Audio GS6600 6 channel amp left over from my last build. I plan on buying some component 6.5 for my Chevy Avalanche. Somebody recommended that I purchase bi-amp capable speakers so that I could utilize all 6 of my channels. I also want the capability adjust the gains on my speakers. The only issue is I cant find any stock bi-amp capable speakers. I've read that all component speakers are bi-amp capable, because its not the speaker that makes the difference its the crossover. Well to make a long story short I need bi-amp speaker recommendations or either somebody to elaborate on how I can make regular set of component speakers bi-amp capable (what crossover I need to purchase, wiring etc...)?

Thanks in advance

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[winkychevelle 10+ year member]

Why biamp what are you looking for out of the speakers

the memphis mcc6 are awesome for getting loud but lack midbass from past experiences. But I biamped them with the head unit to run timealignment on the tweets and mids and they sounded great.

ran them bi amped at 75w on the tweets and 150 on the mids and they were extremely loud

 

[tat2bass 10+ year member]

What is your budget? I have a set of alpine SPX 17 pros that are biampable. A great feature to have

 

[six6nine9wpk]

I don't want to spend over 300......

 

[Side Show 10+ year member]

why bi-amped? maybe look at running your splits active off your amp... and ditch the passive crossovers