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<blockquote data-quote="EO2k1" data-source="post: 3041344" data-attributes="member: 576914">Last time I put a stereo in my car I didn&#039;t put much thought or research into it at all, so I decided to do a bit more this time around.Head unit (already installed):-Pioneer DEH-P7800MPRear:MB Quart DTC169 (Currently)But I&#039;m thinking of switching to Infinity Kappa 692.7i because the MB Quart seem to be hitting too many highs and not enough lows (They&#039;re a few years old... so doesn&#039;t suprise me)Front:Right now I&#039;m using the stock Bose speakers that came w/ the car.Boston Acoustics SX65 Are what I&#039;m looking at.Amp:Kicker ZX350.4Does that setup seem like it would work well? My other option would be to forget changing the fronts, get a sub, and use the amp to run the rears/sub. Any thoughts on what to do or my choices?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="EO2k1, post: 3041344, member: 576914"] Last time I put a stereo in my car I didn't put much thought or research into it at all, so I decided to do a bit more this time around. Head unit (already installed): -Pioneer DEH-P7800MP Rear: MB Quart DTC169 (Currently) But I'm thinking of switching to Infinity Kappa 692.7i because the MB Quart seem to be hitting too many highs and not enough lows (They're a few years old... so doesn't suprise me) Front: Right now I'm using the stock Bose speakers that came w/ the car. Boston Acoustics SX65 Are what I'm looking at. Amp: Kicker ZX350.4 Does that setup seem like it would work well? My other option would be to forget changing the fronts, get a sub, and use the amp to run the rears/sub. Any thoughts on what to do or my choices? [/QUOTE]

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