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<blockquote data-quote="okiedokie" data-source="post: 5493006" data-attributes="member: 599205">Since you learned to do your sub stage then you have concept on how things work, So doing your front speakers wont be hard to install.Plus if you buy the deadener, wires, built some baffles out of mdf or cutting boards, placement, aimimg-tweeters you&#039;ll have more gradification of doing it right the first time then going over some body elses work.When i got into car audio i felt that i didn&#039;t have enough experience to my install, but after paying $700.00 for a set of boston pros to be installed that wasn&#039;t done right, i learned that if a shop can charge an arm &amp;amp; leg for a bad job that i could do it myself.so over the past three years since i&#039;ve had my scion tc i&#039;ve had replaced my tweeter in &amp;amp; out until i found which tweeter i like &amp;amp; where i thought it sounded the best.my mids i&#039;ve replaced those with the best sounding mid for my liking as well.Which my set up is KIS for now ,but i&#039;m thinking of going an active set up, just to play with the sound.I guess i&#039;ll never be happy.I really don&#039;t like country,but i think the Instruments with the right set up can &amp;amp; will sound amazing.What i&#039;m saying is that when i go listen to speakers i take a jazz CD with me to judge the sound of the mid &amp;amp; tweeter. country &amp;amp; jazz use great instruments that can make your speakers come alive.verse hip-hop uses samples &amp;amp; 808 drum machines which can sound bad, &amp;amp; good.by the way i can&#039;t stand jazz either.When are you going to buy your speakers?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="okiedokie, post: 5493006, member: 599205"] Since you learned to do your sub stage then you have concept on how things work, So doing your front speakers wont be hard to install. Plus if you buy the deadener, wires, built some baffles out of mdf or cutting boards, placement, aimimg-tweeters you'll have more gradification of doing it right the first time then going over some body elses work. When i got into car audio i felt that i didn't have enough experience to my install, but after paying $700.00 for a set of boston pros to be installed that wasn't done right, i learned that if a shop can charge an arm & leg for a bad job that i could do it myself. so over the past three years since i've had my scion tc i've had replaced my tweeter in & out until i found which tweeter i like & where i thought it sounded the best. my mids i've replaced those with the best sounding mid for my liking as well. Which my set up is KIS for now ,but i'm thinking of going an active set up, just to play with the sound. I guess i'll never be happy. I really don't like country,but i think the Instruments with the right set up can & will sound amazing. What i'm saying is that when i go listen to speakers i take a jazz CD with me to judge the sound of the mid & tweeter. country & jazz use great instruments that can make your speakers come alive. verse hip-hop uses samples & 808 drum machines which can sound bad, & good. by the way i can't stand jazz either. When are you going to buy your speakers? [/QUOTE]

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