Originally posted by nando11211
Also, I have changed everything except the rears. I have an amp running to the subs and another running to the inside four, but since you have the subs that push the bass, the rears are an accessory. The fronts are more important, then with an amp you can adjust so it gives more power to the fronts, so the rears do not blow. This is the setup I have, and my stock rears have not blown.
Most people do not even have rears, but its all up to you.
I gotta disagree on that that "rears are just an accessory". The rears give music more spatial ominance, I thought the same thing as you and left my rears stock and upgraded my fronts to MBQ's. The setup sounded great, but it sounded more stereo than music coming from 4 speakers(even though it's stereo front/rear).. when I upgraded the rears, music sounded sooo much more open. Just my opinion
