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theyre still decent. id run them for the ight price. though for rears id look for just plane mids or remove the tweets

i used to run the old triple blue thunders. 12 ohms a piece that started my love for triple sub setups.

Vegas used to be pretty decent back in the day. Im not sure if they are any more.

6/9s are not going to give you much undistorted low end. I think you would be better off with a small sub and amp combo.

Hi Guys.

Another Kiwi from Downunder here.
Like a few other kiwi's here, I was right into my Car Audio back in the 90's - Before DSP real-time alignment was even thought of.
Originally I customized out a 1986 Mazda 323 DOHC 4WD Turbo - which I still own to this day.
My 3 MTX Thudercast Subs still take out windows daily.

Anyways - Thought I would make a posting and ask what everyone's general opinion was of Cerwin Vega Car Audio Speakers.

I'm currently looking at installing a set of 6x9's in my 04 VY SS Holden Sedan in the Rear.

I was thinking a set of Cerwin Vega V469 6x9's for rear bass fill.... and will be running them off a 5 channel Alpine Amp delivering 75WRMS per Channel, which should do the job fine.

In the doors I have installed a set of Rockford 6.5" Components upfront, and Matching Rockford Coaxials in the rear passenger doors.
So far its sounding pretty clean with good mid bass - but could do with a bit of bottom end fill.
Rather than do a sub I thought a set of 6x9's should produce good rear fill and bass extension.

Cerwins back in the day had a pretty good name for themselves - Im not sure where they rate these days though.

Any advice would be frikking great !


Cheers


Ren