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Dr. Bogger wrote:but i also wanted to see how many people used 6x9" vs. 6.5" round. It looks to me more people use 6.5" than 6x9.
http://www.caraudiocentral.net/forums/s ... d.php?t=46

6/9s and oval speakers are a poor speaker design in general. Thats why most of us run 6.5s. If you read down a ways on the link I posted, ryan does a pretty good job explaining it in more detail.
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it's all in my profile. no need to repeat it.
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Dr. Bogger wrote:...Currently in my car i have 6x9's in the back, and 4x6's in the front, but i am planning on changing that in the near future.
You say you are "planning" - before you put a plan together, read this first:
http://www.betteraudio.com/geolemon/phasing/phasing.htm

You might just reconsider having any speakers in the rear at all. ;)
(nice side benefits too - more money to spend on good speakers, more bass in car, fewer rattles, less distortion :cool: )

How many high-end home stereo systems do you see with more than two speakers? You got it - zero. ;)
Music is recorded in two channel stereo - you can only play it back in two channel stereo - and as soon as you introduce multiple sets of speakers all playing the same thing from different distances from your ears, phasing anomolies start to wreak havoc with your imaging and SQ. :scorp:

Anyway - check out the link.
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our faq section has a thread on rear fill as well.

you may also note that my car is set up for SQ, and has only 1 sub and a front stage.
that doesn't mean it can't get uncomfortably loud.

that reminds me I need a new spork to poke geolemon with about that fifteen.
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GlassWolf wrote:our faq section has a thread on rear fill as well.
you may also note that my car is set up for SQ, and has only 1 sub and a front stage.
that doesn't mean it can't get uncomfortably loud.
that reminds me I need a new spork to poke geolemon with about that fifteen.
Plastic ones don't last that long. Here, have a metal one. :)
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Dr. Bogger wrote:This topic is for everyone!
What brand name & model of speakers do you use?
Everyone, please join in!
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geolemon wrote: 1) Within virtually any manufacturer are studs and duds - and even with respect to that, some truly excellent products rank pretty darn low on the "bang for the buck" scale, making them not easily recommended... and some ho-hum products rank very high on the bang-for-the-buck scale, making them easy to recommend, depending on the enthusiast, their experience, and their goals.
Speaking of which...
Kicker ss 51/4"- At the retail price there is not much "bang for the buck!" should not complain for what i paid though ;)
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