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Hi all, have an r34 GTT and am in the process of upgrading the sound system.

I have bought some 280 watt pioneer 4 ways to go in the front which will be through an amp. And for the back i have got some 180watt 2 ways also pioneer, Will that sound ok, or should i get something bigger for the back, il have a sub in the back aswell. Have heard the back dont really do a lot, so should i just keep with what i have??

Thanks guys

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Well For starters the "max" power output doesnt really mean alot. you really need to focus on the RMS power handling, Magnet Weight, Tweeter material, and the speakers frequency range.

Also I Would never do I a stereo without a rear stage. even if the rear speakers are running off the headunit its still worth connecting them up, It fills the ambience alot better, Always feels like something is missing without them, we Have alot of customers coming in wanting rear speakers in there 2 door ute for that very reason.

If the front stage is over powering the rear simply turn the gain down on the amplifier or Fade it towards the rear on the headunit.

If you can get some better specifications on the speakers and amplifier I can help you a bit better, sorry mate.

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Well For starters the "max" power output doesnt really mean alot. you really need to focus on the RMS power handling, Magnet Weight, Tweeter material, and the speakers frequency range.

Also I Would never do I a stereo without a rear stage. even if the rear speakers are running off the headunit its still worth connecting them up, It fills the ambience alot better, Always feels like something is missing without them, we Have alot of customers coming in wanting rear speakers in there 2 door ute for that very reason.

If the front stage is over powering the rear simply turn the gain down on the amplifier or Fade it towards the rear on the headunit.

If you can get some better specifications on the speakers and amplifier I can help you a bit better, sorry mate.

The rms of the front are 50 watts, pioneer TSA1683S, and the back RMS is 30 watts, pioneer TSG1642R.

The amp im using is a pioneer GM6400F, so do you think it will sound ok/good having the front speakers through the amp and the back speakers off the deck??

What do you mean a rear stage??

Dont often have my music blaring loud, but want it to sound good and be really clear more than anything.

Its not the most expensive setup but am pretty sure itl be quite a difference to whats in there now.

Would you recomend this setup being that it is on the wallet friendlier side than others.

Thanks again.

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