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Hello,

I'm putting together my system for my car.

I have a nice HU, nice fronts, nice amp to run the fronts and rears - I don't want to buy any rears for now (and probably for a long time).

I currently have 2 choices for rear fill-

1. (imo crappy) kenwood 6x9's with the tweaters in them CUT (one of them is blown so i cut them both- suprisingly they dont sound much different). I think they're rated at 100wrms or 200 there abouts.

2. phillips 6.5" splits woofers BUT one split is missing (it was actually crushed between the a piller and driverside dash when i wrote off a car). They're rated at 75w i think. They're not bad but they were $170 at strathies so they can't be that good.

Which would be better as rear fill?

I'd either be running them from the 4x60wrms pioneer amp.. OR depending if this sounds better i might just use 140x2 from the same amp for the front splits (because they're actually good speakers) and then run the rear fill from the deck.

Any suggestions? (on amp setup channeling or which speaker to choose)

This would be either r32 or r33. Right now r33 is looking likely.

Thanks!

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