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<blockquote data-quote="stones" data-source="post: 2219" data-attributes="member: 540734">I have a pair of Infinity reference 6.5co-axes in kick pods ands a pair of mtx3.5&#039;s in the dash(The 3.5s sound surprisingly realistic), they are crossed over using a pair Infinity reference component x-overs. I use a concept 602(60watts by 2 rms)&nbsp; to power them.Sounds really nice, has a good realistic soundstage. I don&#039;t use any rear speakers because the front stage makes it sound like there is already some rear fill.My recomendation is to go nuts stuffing speakers up front and dont worry about the rear fill(unless you have a surround sound theater system),A properly set up front stage will make people think you have rear fill when in reality there is nothing but subwoofers back there.Leaving the rear speaker holes empty also allows bass to flow more easily into the car <img src="http://biggrin.gif" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="stones, post: 2219, member: 540734"] I have a pair of Infinity reference 6.5co-axes in kick pods ands a pair of mtx3.5's in the dash(The 3.5s sound surprisingly realistic), they are crossed over using a pair Infinity reference component x-overs. I use a concept 602(60watts by 2 rms) to power them. Sounds really nice, has a good realistic soundstage. I don't use any rear speakers because the front stage makes it sound like there is already some rear fill. My recomendation is to go nuts stuffing speakers up front and dont worry about the rear fill(unless you have a surround sound theater system), A properly set up front stage will make people think you have rear fill when in reality there is nothing but subwoofers back there. Leaving the rear speaker holes empty also allows bass to flow more easily into the car [IMG]biggrin.gif[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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