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Wicked CAS · 03-04-2011, 11:27 AM

in the case of a 370Z where the speaker size is 3.5" and there realy isn't that many hi-end clean sounding 3." or 3.5" speakers out there unless you spend close to $200-400 (Voce or Hertz) I would suggest putting the money in the front speakers and maximize your listening pleasure. If you must do rears because you are so used to haveing rear speakers since you were 16 years old and that is all you ever had... Then do the rears... You will find yourself having the fader on the radio positioned more towards the front since the better sound will be in the front. If you do 3.5" speakers make sure you have some kind of a bass blocker in line... they will not keep up with low frequencies for long period of time.

03-04-2011, 11:27 AM	#60 (permalink)
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