Most sporty and luxury cars at the rear parcelshelf have 6x9 speakers fitted to add extra bass in the car all without having to fit a gigantic big powerhungry subwoofer. This means you can still get a decent amount of bass with plenty of space in the back for shopping or a push chair. Now most aftermarket 6x9 speakers provide decent sound quality but they are more designed for bass output. This is because they have the equivalent of the surface area of a 8 inch speaker cone. If you are not satisfied with installing aftermarket 6x9 car speakers into your ride, there are additional ways you can implement to make them sound far better than they are currently. Of course having a cheap set of 6x9 speakers from Ebay won't be the best for sound quality regardless of what you do, so you might need to upgrade them to JBL if you dont notice any improvements with these suggestions.
Get a enclosure box for your 6x9 speakers. Placing them inside a box will allow the bass to be more deeper and fuller sounding. This will provide more midbass punch and impact creating bass that you can feel as well as hear which is perfect for loud rap music. You can place these on the back of your parcel shelf rather than cutting a template hole out that way the vehicle also remains in original condition. You can also play around with adding polyfill stuffing to make the bass sound thicker or add a tuned 50 HZ aero port if you want. Also you want to ensure that there are no air leaks and its fully sealed, as this can also make 6x9 speakers sound poor and horrible.
Connect an external amplifier. This will make the 6x9 speakers have louder bass because with an amp your are making the signal bigger. The vocals will sound more powerful, but without an amp the best 6x9 speakers in the wolrd will be limited regardless of what you do. When wiring your 6x9 speakers to a car amplifier you want to ensure that you match the RMS together. For example, if the speakers are rated at 300 watts MAX and 100 RMS, you want an 2 channel amplifier that can provide 100 rms of power to each channel.
Play around with the EQ settings. If you want the best sound and control of what you can adjust, you should be running an aftermarket headunit. Stock headunits have more signal processing and audio features. Your fitted car stereo into your ride should have an equalizer which has adjustable sliders. Play around with theses while playing a favourite song to fine tune your car audio system to its best ability.
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