Mids and highs help...

[mrdavebasshead75]

Quick question. I decided to add some front fill in my Bravada and want to get a pair of Dayton Audio RS100-4's and a pair of Pioneer TS-T15 tweets and run them off the stock radio. Being that the Daytons are only rated at 30Watts each, could these even be amped? Also, I been wanting to glass my a-pillars and maybe put these mids and tweets there but would it be a waste of time since im only putting radio power to them??

[mrdavebasshead75]

Little help here?? Quick bump!!

[bcbrassard]

I think you will get some sound from them, not even sure if they make amps with that low out watts output but any speakers can be upgraded later on. What does your system consist of? HU? Any amps now? Subs?

[D-train-13k]

honestly if youre wanting to put an amp on the mids and highs later i would get something in the 60-100rms range. and glassing your a pillars for factory radio power without any other custom work wouldnt be worth it in my opinion.

glassing correctly is a job. so if you want to practice go for it. otherwise i wouldnt bother.

[8ight]

honestly if youre wanting to put an amp on the mids and highs later i would get something in the 60-100rms range. and glassing your a pillars for factory radio power without any other custom work wouldnt be worth it in my opinion.

glassing correctly is a job. so if you want to practice go for it. otherwise i wouldnt bother.

Where did you hit that nail again?

Right

[mrdavebasshead75]

Thanks guys for the replys. But as of now I have a pair of Crossfire 4X6's in the dash off the radio and wanted to eliminate those. Im also getting rid of the 6.5" PowerBass's and im replacing those 2 mids with my 4 Crescendo PWX6's and 2 FT1's. Would it be beneficial to add some mids and tweets to my Apillars? Also I have an extra pair of pillars I snatched from the local pull a part so yes, I do want to try my hand at glassing and would LOVE to upgrade to better mids for the pillars in the future, just needed to know if doing that along with radio power would be a waste of time which u guys acknowledged

[D-train-13k]

honestly if youre wanting to put an amp on the mids and highs later i would get something in the 60-100rms range. and glassing your a pillars for factory radio power without any other custom work wouldnt be worth it in my opinion.

glassing correctly is a job. so if you want to practice go for it. otherwise i wouldnt bother.

Where did you hit that nail again?

Right

lol i feel like this is sarcastic

do you guys just have a folder with a shit load of random pictures saved for every application ? haha

[8ight]

honestly if youre wanting to put an amp on the mids and highs later i would get something in the 60-100rms range. and glassing your a pillars for factory radio power without any other custom work wouldnt be worth it in my opinion.

glassing correctly is a job. so if you want to practice go for it. otherwise i wouldnt bother.

Where did you hit that nail again?

Right

lol i feel like this is sarcastic

do you guys just have a folder with a shit load of random pictures saved for every application ? haha

I just felt the need to make it real fast because I liked your answer and suggestion. Doing the glass for practice would be good, if he is already willing to do the work now.

[D-train-13k]

Thanks guys for the replys. But as of now I have a pair of Crossfire 4X6's in the dash off the radio and wanted to eliminate those. Im also getting rid of the 6.5" PowerBass's and im replacing those 2 mids with my 4 Crescendo PWX6's and 2 FT1's. Would it be beneficial to add some mids and tweets to my Apillars? Also I have an extra pair of pillars I snatched from the local pull a part so yes, I do want to try my hand at glassing and would LOVE to upgrade to better mids for the pillars in the future, just needed to know if doing that along with radio power would be a waste of time which u guys acknowledged

i think you should look at where youre wanting to end up. if youre going for 145+db then glassing your a pillars may be worth it.

personally most people ive come across people who put too much in the a pillars and its too bright.

if you do plan on glassing make a mold first of your current a pillar or go buy some from a junk yard. that way if you screw it up its not a loss.

get your doors built up and start there. most people build the doors first and add a pillars later if they need it.

the crescendos up front should be plenty for any daily driver if you put some power to them.

Edit: 8ight i gotcha thats what i figured. but yeah glassing is fun process but starting at the a pillars doesnt seem like a good idea.

[mrdavebasshead75]

honestly if youre wanting to put an amp on the mids and highs later i would get something in the 60-100rms range. and glassing your a pillars for factory radio power without any other custom work wouldnt be worth it in my opinion.

glassing correctly is a job. so if you want to practice go for it. otherwise i wouldnt bother.

Where did you hit that nail again?

Right

lol i feel like this is sarcastic

do you guys just have a folder with a shit load of random pictures saved for every application ? haha

Lol its cool 8!!