ok i curently have a set of rsd65cs installed. im getting rdy to install new door panels and i dont want to cut holes for tweets. do you think installing coax in all factory locations would sound better then my current comps? was going to go to front 3 1/2 kappa 32.7's in the dash kappa 652.7i in the doors ran in parallel and kappa 692.7i in the rear. was thinking of getting a sd 100.4 or dc 120.4

No. Why don't you try mounting the mids in the doors and the tweets up in the 3.5" holes? Just play around with positioning.

ok i curently have a set of rsd65cs installed. im getting rdy to install new door panels and i dont want to cut holes for tweets. do you think installing coax in all factory locations would sound better then my current comps? was going to go to front 3 1/2 kappa 32.7's in the dash kappa 652.7i in the doors ran in parallel and kappa 692.7i in the rear. was thinking of getting a sd 100.4 or dc 120.4

u can always put the tweets on the dash ... they would blend good as well because ur glass is reflective ... do u have speakers on the dash already?

what frequency range do u plan on playing the dash speakers at and the door speakers at ... no need to put speakers in the rear unless u r in the back a lot

ok so mounting a tweeter on the dash is alright? if so ill just upgrade my comp set. was thinking alpine type-r for 149

ok so mounting a tweeter on the dash is alright? if so ill just upgrade my comp set. was thinking alpine type-r for 149

what is the most you are looking to spend and what amp are you running?

I would try setting up your current component set in the configuration that you'd like the new component set to be in before you buy. That way you know if you like having the tweeters in the dash, or if you have to figure something else out. There are also such things as braxials, where it is a component set but the tweeter is mounted in front of the mid like a coaxial. But they have a crossover like a component set and there is not tweeter stand in the middle of the cone.