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Message: <blockquote data-quote="frzninvt" data-source="post: 3307288" data-attributes="member: 560602">Those of you that don't use, shun or bad mouth rear fill have probably never ever competed in a sanctioned Sound Quality competition event so what is your point?It's all about SPL these days so are you really telling me you are concerned about a coherent front sound stage?  Done correctly the rears can provide a level of ambience that will actually work in conjunction with the front stage.I ran my '94 Camaro in the IASCA days ('95 - '97) with rear fill and did very well in competitions.  It was defeatable and controllable via ceramic L-Pads custom mounted inside the center console and could be adjusted to your liking.The bottom line here is do whatever sounds best to you and take others opinion's with a grain of salt.</blockquote>

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