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Originally Posted by Teppka
Tweeters in doors is not a good idea. While bass speaker location is mostly irrelevant since bass has no direction, mids are already preferred to face you directly. More so for tweeters. Hence tweeter location is always on the upper area of the dash and if possible facing driver and passenger directly. Having62 way speakers in doors will defeat this purpose as tweeters location in the bottom facing your legs will basically not allow you to hear them.
Another point is once you change any speakers you have to setup speaker delays and intensity properly. Which I don't think is possible with factory unit.
I also have European model but did much more costly update to mine, 3 way Focals, mids/tweets in the dash, midbass in the doors and custom made sub cabin in the spare tire with 20cm audison sub. I didn't use Focal crossovers, instead used Audison amplifier with DSP. I also updated the head unit to Kenwood double DIN. And let me tell you manual setup for speaker delays was impossible to do. Installer used automatic calibration mics and software by Audison which set delays perfectly and now I have insanely music scene in front of me. Back speakers are removed.
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There really isn't anything like going four-way full active with digital signal processing. My system is similar to yours with Dayton drivers in every spot in front and a first generation survivor 12" Orion HCCA sub in my personally custom-designed sealed enclosure. Running all my drivers off of eight channels between 3 Cerwin Vega amplifiers, all controlled by my new Pioneer DEH-P99RS head unit.