150w rms rear fill 5x7

If you have an extra 900 bucks to throw at your rear fill, the polk SR series speakers claim 125 rms. They seem to be 5.25 componant speakers that have a wide variety of mounting options, including slapped to a 5x7 plate in either coaxial or separate configurations.

sarcomax wrote: If you have an extra 900 bucks to throw at your rear fill, the polk SR series speakers claim 125 rms. They seem to be 5.25 componant speakers that have a wide variety of mounting options, including slapped to a 5x7 plate in either coaxial or separate configurations.

900 bucks?! Eew!

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I got an idea....why not just not have any rear speakers? I don't have any and people are always amazed that I'm not running any. The thing is, I don't have time alignment or any sort of EQ since I don't have a processor hooked up yet and my front stage consists of the Honda factory speakers. If you were to get any sort of rear fill for whatever reason, 50w should be plenty. To be honest, 50w for a front stage is plenty as long as you choose the proper drivers and know how to use an EQ.