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post Jan 6, 2008 - 11:34 AM
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I've decided to go with type r component speakers. I know to get 6.5's in the back but should I get 6.5's or 5.25's in the front? Also, I noticed the 6.5's have slightly better ratings than the 5.25's, would I notice the difference? Thanks
 
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post Jan 11, 2008 - 3:52 AM
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i have a 300w 2 channel amp running my 6.5 diamond audio splits and trust me an amp makes a big difference compared to running off the headunit. i would only run amp with your components in the FRONT but i dont bother with my rear speakers becoz if i power it with amp it may 'interfere' to much with the front which is where i want most of my sound. im just running my rear alpine speakers running off the headunit. perfect.

FRONT = AMP
REAR = NO AMP

just my 2c

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post Jan 28, 2008 - 3:57 AM
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QUOTE(NGHTKD @ Jan 11, 2008 - 3:52 AM) [snapback]630020[/snapback]

i have a 300w 2 channel amp running my 6.5 diamond audio splits and trust me an amp makes a big difference compared to running off the headunit. i would only run amp with your components in the FRONT but i dont bother with my rear speakers becoz if i power it with amp it may 'interfere' to much with the front which is where i want most of my sound. im just running my rear alpine speakers running off the headunit. perfect.

FRONT = AMP
REAR = NO AMP

just my 2c


thats the way im doing it 6.5 mbquart components up front connected to the amp 5.25 rear connected to the deck. its better to have the rears to the deck any ways its only putting a max rms of 60.

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