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Glad it got there safe brother. Happy to see that amp get put to use.

Bought Juan777's SoundQubed 3500.1 to go with mine. Gonna need it. The plan is Four AA havocs on the two 3500's. The new 370 hairpin is being built, color matched to my 270. I'm also going to grab four XP3000's to give me a little reserve. Plans are in the making, just have to wait to execute unfortunately oh well. Soon enough I suppose.

Did you need to do anything to remove the leftover adhesive from taking those panels off? Thinking about debadging my blazer as well

Took off the trim panels along the bottoms of the doors. I think it gives it a little bit more custom look. Took about 5 hours to get off all of the tape, but I think it looks good Before: After:

I love it!!!! looks great! thanks a lot for choosing my product for your system!

And now we wait This time next year I'll be able to put it in next to the 270.

For the NeoPro 6.5s freq response is about 60hz to 4,000-5,000hz, they really drop off after 6,000 hz which anyways most tweeters are already playing in that frequancy. So if you have a tweeter such as a "Pro Audio" style super tweeter like say Seleniums that dont like to play to low in the midrange the neopro line will match up great with them. The 60hz frequency is tested in an open freeair style application (as if it was in your door), If you build sealed fiberglass pods for the neopro drivers they will play a little lower and be safe doing it (but you must also take in the power your throwing at them). This line of speakers where made to be like a OEM door speaker where it is played in a open door that is not sealed, they will play much lower then your other types of "Pro Audio" speakers (again selenium, they lack midbass something fierce), not the case with the neopros when they are even used in a freeair application. The 8inch neopros are asked to be crossed over at 70hz, both the 6.5s and 8s have a 2inch voice coil, same suspension and power handling, while the 10inch neopros use a 2.5inch voice coil and a slightly higher rms rating due to the larger coil. Personally I would run the neopro speakers and whatever tweeters you chose to be ran active like others have said. So that means a 4channel amp would run 1 neopro per channel on 1 and 2, and 1 tweeter per channel on 3 and 4. Of coarse you could wire 2 speakers or tweeters per channel if you wanted to lower the impedance a little bit. Here are some Neopro 8s and a pair of slenium st-400 tweeter I played around with powered by a sundown 100.4D ran active. IIRC I had channels 1 & 2 bridge to the mids at 4ohms (2ohms per channel), and the same for 3 & 4 powering the tweeters to get more power out of the amp instead of wiring the amp at 8ohms per channel since all speakers and tweeters are 8ohms. So the amp was doing ruffly 320watts per set of bridged channels, or 160watts rms per speaker. So you know the neopros are strong! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCwiuBZlLBU Here is the response graphs from sundown for the neopros