Hello guys, I'm planning on changing the speakers and adding a decent subwoofer. I have access to excellent prices on Pioneer equipment here in my country, so I'm going all Pioneer here.

I will add an under the strut bar subwoofer enclosure with one (1) Pioneer Champion Pro 10" Subwoofer (TS-W2502D4) and a Pioneer mono block amplifier GM-D9601.

For front speakers I will add a Pioneer 4 channel amplifier GM-D8604.

And here is where I ask for advice: I was thinking about using two pairs of Pioneer component speakers TS-A1605C, one for the doors and one behind the seats where the stock speakers are located. So, four (4) component speakers.

The other option is to use a pair of component speakers TS-A1605C for the doors and put a pair of Pioneer mid-basses TS-M650PRO behind the seats in original location.

What do you guys think? Should I go 4 component speakers, or 2 component speakers and 2 mid-basses?

I will really appreciate your help.

Thanks you a lot!

 

If you're going to put the speakers in their stock locations (except the sub), then go with components in the front, coaxials in the rear, sub in the truck. Don't waste your money on components in the rear. If you have a BOSE system in your car, rip everything out and get a headunit that offers good equalization. Check all the write-ups in this forum, everything's been discussed a thousand times before.

 

Yeap, I forgot to mention that I already have a Pioneer DVD Headunit, so every single piece of Bose will be in the past.

So you think that in the rear speakers I should go with coaxials and not the mid-basses M650PRO?

I understand that components for rear are out of the equation.

Thanks you a lot!