Should I do it?????

[christopher0825 10+ year member]

I have a 2001 chevy mailbu abd I just put in a new stereo ( pioneer DEH-4900) and it brings new life to my factory speakers but no quite enuff. My 4x6 in the front sound ok, but not when you turn them up, they are lacking highs... and my 6x9's lack GOOD lows mids and highs. Seing that my front speakers are better than the rear and in my opinion only lack highs I was concidering putting a component system in my car. That way I would have the tweeter providing the highs and the woofer providing the mids and lows in the back. I eventually will put subs on the back ( around 500 watts rms) would this work, COULD this work, has anyone ever done this? Thanks for your advice!

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[JimJ 5,000+ posts]

I'd rather run a 2-way set up front, put a decent amplifier on them, and forget about any other speakers other than the subs.

 

[skydeaner 10+ year member]

I'd rather run a 2-way set up front, put a decent amplifier on them, and forget about any other speakers other than the subs.

Jim has the right idea, a million other people on here will tell you the same thing.

 

[christopher0825 10+ year member]

What do you mean by a 2 way system. I'm a total noob

 

[JimJ 5,000+ posts]

2-way: Tweeter & midbass.

3-way: Tweeter, midrange & midbass.

Homework assignment: http://bcae1.com/

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[ultimate157 5,000+ posts]

I lost rear fill a year ago and haven't looked back. A decent front component set is all you need.