JWTex

Question for the audiophiles out there.

I know what size I need and what will and will not fit. My dilema is what cone size to use.

I am thinking 6 3/4 round for the front component set and a 6X8 (oval) two-way for the rear.

Your input would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Tallyman89

I did 6.5 front, 5x7 rear. I bought Polks and these were the sizes they had. Mainly just what fits for the brand you want.

JWTex

Thank You for the response, Tallyman89.

Was curious if anyone has heard of Oxygen Audio. Not many reviews out there. Seems to be a French company now hawking their wares here in the US. Speaker specs are on par with the mid to high-end components from JL, Focal, etc.

Thanks again.

raduque

I have Rockford Fosgate Prime 6x8s in the front doors and Kicker DS 5.25 in adapter plates in my rear doors.

Warspite

I have 5x7 Sony Xplods in the front (doors) and Rockford Fosgate 6x8 in the rears. Spend the extra money to soundproof the doors while you have the panels off, which DOES compensate for the smaller 5x7s there. The Fosgates handle the power and Bass better, so adjust your fader accordingly. You'll be pleased with the result!

raduque

Sound proofing the doors is part of Stage III, as is another set of Prime 6x8s, a Prime 10" Shallow in an under-seat box, and POSSIBLY a new 4-channel amp. The Primes sound great in the front doors, and I have them crossed over at 80hz, so I get lots of bass in my front sound stage.

Warspite

Looks like you've got it covered! I have a matched set of Primes in my '95 Caddy (6x9 rear, 5 1/4 in the doors, non-Bose amp). I'm happy with what those did for THAT car. Soundproofing didn't need addition like the 150 does.