New Speaker Setup Suggestions? Options

[m2736185]

I have a 95 Celica Convertible that is long due for a stereo upgrade. I have a new kenwood head unit and a kenwood 2 channel 350 watt Amp from my old car. My question is what type of speakers should I go with? I was thinking about 2 3-way speakers up front connected to the Amp and subs in the back? ....or subs up front connected to amp and midways in the back?

[SoDo]

You could put a 3-way component system in the front and 1 sub in the back. You would have plenty of range with that set up. You could do a 2-way component setup in front and a mid for the back seat and a sub. I would recommend buying a 4 channel amp to power the components. Dont put 8" subs in the front. Lower frequencies have to travel longer distance for your ears to hear bass. Low frequency = long wavelength. High frequency = short wavelength. How much are you looking at spending? I work for Audio Dimensions LLC in Chicago and we are a authorized dealer for most major brands in car audio or a/v for that matter. Let me know if you need any help or advice.

[m2736185]

Well, I am not looking to spend too much. I have $200 for speakers. I have a 12 inch sub, but I really dont want to put it in - its too much bass and it really eats up my trunk space. I really like the boston acoustics component speakers, but they are a little outside my price range.

I know someone selling a pair of jbl P652s...I was thinking those up front and some mids in the back. They are also selling Infinity 4x6 462.5cfp Kappa series which should fit up front.

You could put a 3-way component system in the front and 1 sub in the back. You would have plenty of range with that set up. You could do a 2-way component setup in front and a mid for the back seat and a sub. I would recommend buying a 4 channel amp to power the components. Dont put 8" subs in the front. Lower frequencies have to travel longer distance for your ears to hear bass. Low frequency = long wavelength. High frequency = short wavelength. How much are you looking at spending? I work for Audio Dimensions LLC in Chicago and we are a authorized dealer for most major brands in car audio or a/v for that matter. Let me know if you need any help or advice.