Suggestions for 6x9's for the rear fill

[rjay 10+ year member]

I know alot of people recommend not messing with the rear fill, but I think I would like to replace my factory 6x9's with something decent. Will be running 50watts to each one, figured I could adjust the gain for the rears so they won't over power my comps (if needed and if I decide to use my amp). Or I can use my decks power (will be aftermarket not factory), but figured the amp would be the better choice as long as the speakers can handle the power. My system is in my sig, but didn't know if I should spend the money and get matching Boston Acoustics SC95 for around $110 or just get an average set for around $50 or so since my main source for mids/highs will be my comps. Don't want to spend much over $100, but lower is always nicer if I can get away with it! Obviously anything will probably be better than my stocks! Thanks

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[Why So Cereal? 5,000+ posts]

I'd match em or atleast get the SE series...matching them is great for timbre/tonal matching purposes

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

Infinity Kappas/JBL/Polks

 

[rjay 10+ year member]

Here is some I've been looking at and average cost for them new.

Boston Acoustic SC95 - $110

Boston Acoustic SE95 - $75

JBL P693 - $110

Infinity Kappa 692.2I - $95

Polk DB691 - $90

Image Dynamics CTX69 - $120

 

[keep_hope_alive Premium Member]

i agree you should match the front if you intent to run them full range.

 

[rjay 10+ year member]

Yes I do plan to do that, so the Boston SC's will probably be the best bet?

 

[oldschool4me 10+ year member]

i would get a set of 6.5 midbass and let them play from 40-50 to 400-500hz need active to do such though.