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MONTEZ · 06-25-2010, 06:45 PM

As far as them sounding good, they'll sound fine. BUT, (I know most will disagree), I am not a fan of rear staging in a vehicle, unless it is used for rear fill for a surround sound set up for video use. I have run live sound for many years, and had my own recording studio for 5 years and well their just aren't many times that music is engineered to have rear fill speakers. All sound staging is recorded to come from the front as it would at live performance, it's more natural. I usually add more front speakers and take the rears out. It's less confusing musically.

06-25-2010, 06:45 PM	#20
MONTEZ Registered User Join Date: May 2010 Location: Nacogdoches,Texas Posts: 330	Re: Rear speaker install As far as them sounding good, they'll sound fine. BUT, (I know most will disagree), I am not a fan of rear staging in a vehicle, unless it is used for rear fill for a surround sound set up for video use. I have run live sound for many years, and had my own recording studio for 5 years and well their just aren't many times that music is engineered to have rear fill speakers. All sound staging is recorded to come from the front as it would at live performance, it's more natural. I usually add more front speakers and take the rears out. It's less confusing musically.