Hello Again Ladies and Gents :wave: ,

Is there any point of amping component speakers to give them bass if I already have a sub that provides plenty of bass? and does amping speakers give them better sound?

Just bought a JBL GT4 sub and Im looking to purchase InPhase 6.5" front components. no RMS but gives spec of 240w (Im thinking this is the MAX)

My point is - should I buy 2 aftermarket speakers to sit in the door to upgrade the standard speakers or should I amp the InPhase and put them in the doors with the crossovers and tweeters (tweeters will sit on dash)

The amp I am hoping to use will be a JBL 75.4 (4 Channel)

Cheers

Yes, amp the front end, will produce a louder, clearer sound, however....

Use the amplifiers onboard crossover to filter out the real low stuff (if it's adjustable, chances are it'll be somewhere between 80 - 120hz), that's what the sub is there for.

id find out the rms before buying...

Chances are it's 60 or 120, either way the 75.4 will be fine.

Cheers Paul, much appreciated

Beau - The speakers are rated at 120 RMS - gave the company a call just a minute ago.

Now all I need is some pods to hold them. If anyone knows where I can get some gimme a call. Im frantically looking to find GT doorcards problem is that i have roll down windows. Im looking to shorten the winder so the speaker pods will fit flush with no obstruction.

what I'd do (sorry, did) is fit electric windows - saves the bother of GT doorcards not fitting... and you have the choice of GT1/ELX doorcards then

iv got speaker pods.... but dont exactly want to part them from my sporting interior (not the ones fitted to my car spare set)

Stop Teasing Beau!!

Cinque, Done a bit of digging in the forum and found that i'll need a wiring loom Personally im not to electronically minded and the job of switching the looms seems a bit of a task. What about aftermarket electric windows? or can I connect the part of the, say, ELX electric window loom to my 60s Team loom? So the windows will work. Cheers