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hes right the rev series is very very nice.

^^ Agreed But dont steer away from the Pioneer's they are a good product... There REV line is awesome and the premier line is great too!

Stylez777 wrote: I also had a question about the front dash speakers, the 5 1/4, from what I see most of them I seeing are 2 way speakers, rarley any 3 way or more. Now aren't 3 way speakers better then 2 way speakers? I not sure, if anyone could enlighten me on the this would be helpful.

misconception. don't go to best buy thinking their pioneer 4-way and 5-way speakers must be the best available because of all the little "drivers" they pack in there. a good 2-way set of coaxials is all you want. seperate components being even better ( sepereate midrange and tweeter ).

[quote="Stylez777"]Well I work for a contractor so i'm sure making something out of plywood or something won]
By subflooring I mean make another floor above the original with supports, this way you can hide your amps under it and know one will ever see them, but like I said originally...just make sure you allow for some ventilation so your amps don't overheat.
If you like you can even get imaginative and put hinges on it for easy access to the amps.

Usually when i see 3way speakers that arent components, they have like a super tweeter added to them. So, they really arent true 3ways because true 3ways are a midbass, mid, and tweeter. 2way coaxials would be perfectly fine to get. If you are going to be using an amp, the thing on the HU you want to look at is the preout voltage. Just about every HU has a preout voltage of 2v or higher. 2v is sufficient, but if you can get 4v, 5v, or higher, it will provide with a slighty stronger and cleaner signal. The lower the voltage, the higher you have to set your gain on your amp too.

Well I work for a contractor so i'm sure making something out of plywood or something won;t be a problem. I don't understand what you meant by subflooring, if you coudl explain a bit more would be appreciative.

I also had a question about the front dash speakers, the 5 1/4, from what I see most of them I seeing are 2 way speakers, rarley any 3 way or more. Now aren't 3 way speakers better then 2 way speakers? I not sure, if anyone could enlighten me on the this would be helpful.

Also if I decide to go with an amp, does it matter now what deck I get? I mena if I get a deck that say 45w x4 with less rms it really won't matter cause of the amp? or am I wrong on this?

Mini Vans... A reason to create subflooring.
With nothing more than a sheet of ply and assorted lumber you can create a really nice subfloor for your mini, throw some carpet on top...and no one will ever know. Just make sure you allow some for venting.

If you are good with wood, fiberglassing ect, you can make a stealth install.

Thanks for the reply's. The 6x9's I was looking at were the PIONEER TS-A6991R. If I remember correctly they handle form 2-80 watts rms, 460 watts max 5 way speakers. I heard the model below these at best buy and those sounded pretty great, so I am assuming these prob will sound even better. Anyone have any opinions on these?

I really didn't look into 5 1/4's too much yet, but here is also a problem I have. I would love to get an Amp, but I have a mini van, a 91 grand voyager. The middle seat is gone and I only have the rear seat in. So basically there is no coverage anywear in the car, it all open. So if I stick an amp in there I am basically asking for my car to get broken into (especially in my neighborhood).

The deck I was looking into also was a pioneer it was like $130 bucks 50w x 4 MOSFET with 22 watts rms. Seemed like a decent deck with all the trimmings.

[quote="High Society"]
But if I were you I would look into buying an amp for your speakers. They will sound 10000 times better. You will thank yourself later.QUOTE]
Agreed
You may still not be as happy with your speakers w/o an amp...especially 6x9"s