hello,

i installed two kenwood speakers at the rear powered by sony xplod AMP, i want a front speakers too, what is the biggest i can get and hook them to the amp?!

 

if the sedan is the same as the coupe then you'll need a 6.5" woofer with a shallow mounting depth

Check the "What fits my car" guide on Crutchfield.com

 

Why did you get two speakers (amped no less) in the rear before you got the fronts?

 

why not?! my question is, what speakers can i use to the fronts and hook them up with an amp?!

 

Because in a good setup you really don't want to "hear" the rear.
What model is the amp? And what is your budget?

 

Speakers behind you in a "stereo" system, especially anything with tweeters, will make proper imaging and staging very difficult if not impossible, best bet if you want rear speakers is to remove/disable the tweeters, wire the speakers in series and connect to a bridged, [mono] amp for a mono rear fill.

A pretty good front speaker would be an Eclipse SP6510... http://www.eclipse-web.com/us/point/sp6910_6510.html, it is a standard 6.5" so it will fit the stock speaker housing, [mounting hole diameter] it is .25" too deep so either a .25" spacer is needed or you can cut a hole for the magnet in the back of the stock speaker housing.

For best possible sound replace the stock plastic speaker housings with custom MDF housings, a speaker mounted to wood will always sound better then the same speaker mounted to plastic, the custom MDF housing can also be made so you can fit an over-sized 6.5" speaker.

As for what is the best speaker for the doors of your car will depend on your budget and your taste, a speaker that sounds good to me may not sound good to you. 94

 

for me is a speaker can SOUND lol i tried alot of speakers but i can't hear them, i want something i can wire to AMP

 

You can wire any speaker to your amp. What is the model # of your amp? If you wire a speaker to the amp that is rated for more than what the amp can produce you could have some serious problems. If you get a better, more powerful amp your speakers will be louder.

 

the guys at the shop told me that u cant, cuz the speakers wont handle the amp, its only 600wat pioneer

 

The guys at the shop are wrong, you can connect any amp to any speaker, it is how you set the amp up, [gain] that will make the diff.

You are far better off connecting a 2x200W RMS amp up to a pair of 100W continuous, [RMS] speakers then you are connecting a 2x100W RMS amp up to a pair of 200W continuous, [RMS] speakers, "it's better to be over-powered then under-powered", the 100W speaker has a max power handling of about 200W, because music is dynamic more then 100W of output from amp every few sec., [beat of the music] will not hurt the speaker because it will be "clean" undistorted power, [not clipping].
Over-powering will increase dynamic response, [dynamic headroom] keep signal "clean" at high volume levels, easier on speakers and amp will run cooler


The same goes for connecting a 100W amp to 200W speakers, obviously the 200W speakers can handle all of the 100W the amp can deliver, the problem is you can not drive the 200W speakers to their full potential without driving the amp into constant clipping, it is the clipping amp that damages the speaker.

I replace far more, [by a lot] damaged speakers on under-powered systems then ones on over-powered systems.

What is the model number of your Pioneer amp, or is that a secret94

 

i thought you had a sony amp?? or do you have a 2 channle amp for the rear?