Agreed with the components for the fronts. That said, as the factory feed to door and dash speakers goes via cross-overs somewhere in the dash, the tweeters on a 3-way speaker would probably not be as active as usual (and not kill your ears).
I would recommend Dynamat on at least the inside door panel. I've actually got Dynamat on the outside door panel, inside door panel, and I've also put a bit of expanding foam between the door card and the inside panel and also some draught excluder strip between the edge of the door card and the door panel. It all helps.
Still got some weird rattle coming from the passenger side door and I am not able to eliminate it. Still, the way to avoid it is to slightly turn the volume down
mine doesnt even have a jBL amp in. just standard speakers on the head unit.
the way i use to get rid of a rattle is turn it UP UP UP. it definately got rid of any rattles . but not good on the ears.
i miss the loudness of my old setup but definately not good on my kids ears
Well im outa luck with the alpine head unit iwanted, they carnt get one in.
they said they wouid locate one from another store, but theydont havethem
iwill look for something else , perhaps iwill just go with there Bargain sony ones dont know what speakers they where using on them as a demo but they sounded good, iwill go back in after christmas and have another look and see what they where,
ive spent a lot of money with the link i posted above.
never had any problems with them . always get goods next day . i once got a damaged twin subwoofer box. a replacement was sent same day i got it day after and they told me to keep the damage one not that it was any good mind..
as for front door speakers. defo go for components if you can . JBL , infinity kappa , MTX , vibe
ive just sold a pair of planet audio components £40 they cost me £190 and was superb quality
aftermarket head unit with the standard speakers didnt mix,
ended up just putting the standard radio back in,
Ive got car amps and all the cables etc so imight as well just put them to use,
ive changed the speakers twice, standard citroen ones and they dont last 5 mins there like paper thin crappy things
but imight just put all this on hold for a week or so and wait see what comes of the 406 advertised on here,
if its half decent iwill buy it and just ebay the picarsso
i have these in the front doors on my 406 sound goot too and i drilled a hole in the door card for the tweeters and the crossovers are in the door
1998 peugeot 406 2.1 td executive saloon silver,d9 mods 18" dare v2 alloys In Phase XTC 6.5″ 240W Component Speakers up front and Vibe Slick 6x9 Three Way Speakers - Slick 693 in the rear runing off a Alpine MRV-F307 V12 Series amp and a vibe cbr 12 twin evo sub in the boot. 1998 peugeot 406 2.1 td lx saloon red
1998 peugeot 406 2.1 td executive saloon silver,d9 mods 18" dare v2 alloys In Phase XTC 6.5″ 240W Component Speakers up front and Vibe Slick 6x9 Three Way Speakers - Slick 693 in the rear runing off a Alpine MRV-F307 V12 Series amp and a vibe cbr 12 twin evo sub in the boot. 1998 peugeot 406 2.1 td lx saloon red
and irecognised what they are straight away, ithink them are the same makers as B&w homespeakers,the quality looks the same, awesome speakers wished inever got rid of the set ihad
if them are cavlar like the b&ws iwill be buying aset
midsmike wrote:i have these in the front doors on my 406 sound goot too and i drilled a hole in the door card for the tweeters and the crossovers are in the door
crossover in the door
the correct place for crossovers is up behind the glovebox INSIDE the car . water goes in the door
work the cables then from the crossover .
you need to get them out the door ASAP before water kills them whoever told you to put them there
got a set of speakers, 2 Rear dvd headrests, plus headunit with blue tooth streaming,
all well under £300
just got to find a small but powerful amp now,
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it definately got rid of any rattles . but not good on the ears. 
they cost me £190 and was superb quality
