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Alpine makes some good stuff.... I have never owned one, but you should be good to go with that.

Wire it up and see how it makes your current speakers sound.

I personally like MB Quart speakers.... Real good sound, but you have to make sure that you have enough power going into them, or they will be ruined.

50w should do it, but an amp would be best....

I would recommend infinty 6.5" kappa's, 3way in back, components in front, good bass and crisp mids and highs, best speakers IMO

-has all infinity system(cept for head unit and amp of course) and its pretty clear, didnt cost too much and has taken a pretty good beating on my behalf

im no audiophile, but after listening to a few, i decided to get alpine. sounded the best to me, and they looked to have the best quality for the money.

pioneer deh-p5800 head unit w/6.5" component Alpine type R's in the front and pioneer 2-way 6.5" in the rear. But I want something with some better bass in the rear. Any suggestions? I really liked the setup my parents have in their '98 toyota camry stock. i think there are 6x9's in the rear.. maybe made by jbl and 6.5" in the front doors and i'm pretty sure there is a factory amp pushing like 300? I could be wrong. Somebody please let me know if they have any suggestions. I plan on keeping the front speakers (the components) but probably switching out the back. IDEAS??? thanks

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If you want better Bass, your best bet, is to use the actual low/sub pre amp output and buy a small amp. They power a nice clean sub. You dont have to get anything huge that will make your glass rattle... just something nice, small and clean in the trunk. If you try to push bass off of your mids or highs, it wont sound great. It might sound ok, but not great. Some 6x9's sound ok... but nothing compares to having bass run on its own amp. 1 8" in the trunk will give you the sound you are looking for. Its not crazy or huge, but will give you a nice clean low.