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12-18-01, 04:20 PM

the_glass_man

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Components for the rear?

Does anyone use coponent speaker in the rear of their FD?
Is there any good reason to use copmonent speakers in the rear, since they just mainly act as fill ins? I'm looking at a nice set of front component speakers and can get a good price on them so should I just get two sets and throw them in the rear speaker location?

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12-18-01, 05:28 PM

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Just get some good coax or 3 way speakers to give you rear fill. there really isnt any need for the added expense of conmponents in the back.

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12-19-01, 12:32 PM

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Re: Components for the rear?

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Originally posted by the_glass_man
Does anyone use coponent speaker in the rear of their FD?
Is there any good reason to use copmonent speakers in the rear, since they just mainly act as fill ins? I'm looking at a nice set of front component speakers and can get a good price on them so should I just get two sets and throw them in the rear speaker location?

Naw, just get a set of reasonable coax's and you'll be fine!

I installed Polk 6-1/2" coax's and they works great. Spend the time and effort on a good front set and you'll enjoy your system more!

I'm running a 3-way system up front and it sounds awsome, just waiting to install a sub to extend the bottom end and free up the door speakers from their bass duties...