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onthespot 
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Not brands but what is typically the better setup? I know that rear soundstage isnt really important but i have 2 way comps in front and a 10" sub. this is in a hatchback so the rear speakers are are in the side panel by the back seat.

Should i go with comps, coaxials, or just a MB? i want to put a computer in evenetually and with that will be DVDs. So ill want some sort of rear fill.

What do you all think??

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i would go with components 
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Try to match what you have in the front if you have the funds. 

If not, buy cheap.

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onthespot wrote:

or just a MB?

Huh?  Maybe I'm having a brain fart but what is an "MB?"

My opinion on rear-fill?  For sheer functionality, something clean that makes noise is really all ya need...  my periennal rear-fill recommendation is always the Infinity Reference line.  Completely underwhelming in every respect....  but a clean and flat reponse.  Cheap too.  Yea.. anything that fits and costs $75 or more be just fine ...

'Course, like kfr01 says.. go with the comps if you can.  Componets for rear-fill really makes a statement, I think.

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onthespot wrote:

or just a MB?

Huh?  Maybe I'm having a brain fart but what is an "MB?"

My opinion on rear-fill?  For sheer functionality, something clean that makes noise is really all ya need...  my periennal rear-fill recommendation is always the Infinity Reference line.  Completely underwhelming in every respect....  but a clean and flat reponse.  Cheap too.  Yea.. anything that fits and costs $75 or more be just fine ...

'Course, like kfr01 says.. go with the comps if you can.  Componets for rear-fill really makes a statement, I think.

"I'm finished!" - Daniel Plainview

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