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Originally Posted by Clockwork
after a few days of driving, I thought why not compare the factory rear door speakers to the new front door/dash speakers so this morning I had a sound off using the FADE buttons on MID... I have to admit now the new C2-600W speakers make a LOT more sound of higher quality (less bass in my opinion) but they play the 80-800hz range (with an emphasis on the 200-800hz range) much cleaner than the factory did. the factory rear mid ranges are disgusting dull sound now compared to the Fountek (and most likely the added sounds of the tweeters as I can not separate where the 2 new sets of speakers overlap)
Since I drive and am never in back seat and rarely have passengers who will appreciate the upgraded sound, I'm debating not even putting the JL C2-600W OR Fountek speakers, I just bought from semcoinc, IN the rear and leaving it as is. The Front speakers steal ALL attention.
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Hi Clockwork,
However, with the caveat that I got a nice improvement in the rear door woofers by using the budget priced Dayton Audio units combined with C2 tweeters.
Likewise, I stream a fair amount of EDM and appreciate the new found crispness and clarity that the new mids and tweeters have brought to the party and the low end clarity that the C2s bring.
I don't ride in the rear seats either but I can hear the benefit of my modest speaker upgrade investment back there
Mike
PS: Thanks for the subwoofer wiring link. That was really helpful.