Need opinions for new system

Hey everyone I'm building a new system in my 1993 Lexus Es. I've got (4) 6.5 Beyma speakers for my mids and (4) Kicker R22's for the highs. I'll be using 2 12" Eclipse dvc's running on a Memphis 1000D. I plan on getting the Memphis MC-3004 for the Beymas and Kickers. The Beyma's are 8 ohm so im going to wire them in series to 2 channels to make it into a 4 ohm load. The kickers will be wired to 2 channels in parallel to remain at the 4 ohms. I need a signal processor/crossover. Im not sure which one to pick up. I need something where I can get 3 inputs (front, rear, sub) and at least 3 outputs (high, mid, low). Right now im looking into the Kenwood DDX-7015 as the headunit.

Hows my Setup?? Did I choose decent equipment?? What kind of processor should I get?? How are my wiring ideas??

Any suggestions or opinions on my setup would be great. I would really appreciate that !!!    

Thanx Everyone!!! 

stevdart you're right the Beymas have to be wired in parallel in order to achieve the 4 ohm load. The Beymas would be mounted to the front doors and rear deck. As for the tweeters I didn't think I had too many. I was trying to get a 1 to 1 on the mids and tweets, and I thought if anything I can just reduce the gain on the tweeters. Should I only use 2 instead of the 4 tweeters?? As for the amp wiring I was maybe thinking of bridging the 3004 into two channels and just putting the 4 beymas in parallel, then maybe getting another amp for the tweeters. Any ideas on how I should wire this up??

Thanx for the replies. I like the different point of views from experienced others.   

Krazzyborri.........

I'm of the opinion that there should generally be one speaker pair per portion of the frequency range.  i.e.   I'd try to use 1 set of 6.5" woofers for midbass drivers 60 or 80hz - 250hz or so, 1 set of 6.5" drivers for midrange 250-2500hz, 1 set of tweeters for 2500 up, and the subs filling out the bottom. 

If doubling up on anything, I'd lean toward the midbass.

Sorry about the comment 'way to many'  I was reading fast and thought it was 4 sets of tweets.  Either way, I would keep the highs to the front unless you're going for multimedia.

What do you think your final setup is going to look like?  Figure out what amplifiers are powering what speakers first. 

Some of the head units out there have great crossovers on board.  I know nothing about kenwood, so can't help you there.  If your head unit has a crossover and it works, use it.

AudioControl makes awesome crossovers and signal processors.  How much are you looking to spend?