$400-$500 to spend, want to stay closer to $400 of course. I'm looking for a comp set up front and a 6.5 midbass for the rear door. As far as the midbass I want something that can play well down to 80hz.

GO!

 

if you must put midbases in the rear...might as well go the cheap route and pick up some of those cheapos to experiment. Weather it be Daytons, those Ology's, Ed 6.5's...

For the front I still think the Alumapro ALC's with the silk domes are a kickas s set...very Rainbowish

 

I was thinking the ALC's as well.

 

Matter a fact you can get a DUAL MIDBASS set with them. And land right at budget. That way you run everything off one amp-same speakers throughout. Very flexible xover (biamp/biwire/ dual midbass outputs)

 

I like that idea, Alumapro ALC's.... Where's Don at

 

That I didn't know, that just makes it better.

 

hes on his way to the depot.

 

hehe Don, how much are the ALC's with the dual mids? Thats what I want, and I want to know how much to save up please.

 

Lemme know when your ready. Theyll fit your budget, but more on the higher side of it.

 

$475ish? or $375ish?

 

Your budget as you stated... $400-500

The price as I stated...Higher end of your budget.

You do the math.

 

Lol..... excellent I'll make a list of what all I'll need. Also what about that Pac converter? ETA?

 

A little wheeling and dealing .

 

Do 5th gens need speaker adapter brackets.....or will all speakers with the triangular bolt pattern (like the stocks) simply bolt on? I am considering polks witch have triangular and square patterns. -Thanks

 

Do 5th gens need speaker adapter brackets.....or will all speakers with the triangular bolt pattern (like the stocks) simply bolt on? I am considering polks witch have triangular and square patterns. -Thanks

sorry bout the double post...still familiarizing with these forums.

 

The brackets bolt to the door with 3, but the speaker bolts to the bracket with 4, always.

Read the stickies, n00b.