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  1. Edit to my question: I already got the amplifier. I go with a Kenwood 5 channel.
  2. I have the least amount of knowledge when it comes to car audio systems, and that is why I have to ask you the following 4 questions. I would GREATLY appreciate any answers. 1) I just want to replace the speakers with better ones as I don’t want to drill holes in the door panel for tweeters. Does that mean that I have to buy “coaxial” speakers, instead of “component” speakers? 2)Assume that the price for the following 4 brands are the same . What brand would you choose? MB Quart, Polk Audio, Alpine, JBL 3) Whichever brand you just chose from above, can you please recommend your model preference? MB Quart - Discus 2-Way Car Speakers with Mica-Filled Poly Cones MB QUART - X-Line Coaxial Speaker with Polypropylene Cone MB QUART - Z-Line 2-Way Speaker System with Polypropylene Cones Alpine - 2-Way Coaxial Car Speakers with Poly-Mica Cones Alpine - 2-Way Coaxial Car Speakers with Polypropylene Cones JBL – 2-way Component Car Speakers with Polypropylene Cones JBL - 2-Way Coaxial Car Speakers with Polypropylene Cones Polk Audio - MM1 Series 2-Way Car Speakers with Dynamic Balance Cones – component Polk Audio - MM1 Series 2-Way Car Speakers with Dynamic Balance Cones-coaxial 4) In general do you prefer Poly-Mica Cones over Polypropylene products? Thanks in advance for assistance.

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