Speakers, Sound System

97RUNNERltd

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I JUST ADDED A NEW ALPINE HU IN MY 97 4R, I AM WANTING TO UPGRADE MY SPEAKERS AND ADD AN AMP AT SOME POINT IN TIME. MY QUESTIONS ARE WOULD IT BE NORMAL FOR THE FRONT SPEAKERS TO BE MORE POWERFUL THAN THE REAR DOOR SPEAKERS? WOULD IT BE OK TO HAVE TYPE R IN ONE LOACTION AND TYPE S IN ANOTHER LOCATION? IN THE BACK OF MY TRUCK ON THE DRIVERS SIDE THERE IS WHAT APPEARS TO BE A SPEAKER COVER ON THE SIDE BY THE HATCH, IS THAT SPOT SET UP SO THAT I COULD MOUNT A SMALL SUB IN THERE? THANKS FOR THE HELP! IF YOU WOULD RECCOMEND ANOTHER SETUP PLEASE LET ME KNOW
HERE ARE THE ITEMS I AM WANTING TO GET
http://www.hookedontronics.com/show_product_details.jsp?cid=8154
http://www.hookedontronics.com/show_product_details.jsp?cid=891
http://www.hookedontronics.com/show_product_details.jsp?cid=1023
Sorry, I looked at the wrong info, the rears are only 4 in speakers, so I am going to have to find another set up for the rear, also anyone one have info on how I could but subs in my door panels, I dont want to waste space with a sub box however I would like to have subs in my truck
 
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hey

looks like youre going for my exact setup!

on my site (link below) i show my alpine hu, my Alpine MRV-F340 amp and my Alpine Type-S SPS171A component speakers.

i also have 4" diamond audio speakers in the rear doors, and all of them together sound GREAT. but im looking to put in a basslink sub now.

that little part in the hatch is NOT a speaker/sub compartment, no.

it does not matter that the fronts are more powerful.. just get good quality speakers. the sub will take care of the bass, leaving your good quality speakers to take care of midrange and treble.

you wont be able to fit subs in your door panels, thats for sure, and if you did, id be concerned about sound quality and RATTLING.

here:
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/showthread.php?threadid=7115

http://www.kidmoe.com/4runner/

http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/674408/2

good luck.
 

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