Depends. Good SQ is the result of good components. Sorry to say, Pioneer is one of the cheapest speakers you can get. They're not terrible, but you get what you pay for. To get the most out of every component, you need a good headunit to start. So right there, what headunit are you using. It should have at least a 3V RCA output to the amp running your sub and interior speakers. What amps are you using? Cheap amps are due to cheap components. You will not get nearly as clear highs out of your speakers if your using say an Audiobahn amp compared to say a JL Audio/Alpine amp. There are many components to look at. Comparing home to car audio is not good either. Two totally different setups and atmospheres. To get true home type sound you would need a 5.1 channel surround player as well which is a hefty price for autos. Also, your rear speakers in the car really do you no good. The angle and distance from the front of the car makes them a non-factor. A good pair of components up front and a good amp powering them is the way to go. This reply turned long on me, but wanted you to know the many differences and components that separate a quality setup vs. a cheap one.
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