do the rear speakers produce more bass then the fronts?

[fitch303]

I was playing around with my radio controls today and noticed while changing the output from front to rear that about 80% of the bass comes from my front door speakers and when output is changed to the rear I hardly have any bass at all, just treble or whatever. non bose symphony

[OneBadAudi]

yep mines the same way...almost sounds like there not even on but when u go back to fronts, its bumpin

[actlsub9]

I was playing around with my radio controls today and noticed while changing the output from front to rear that about 80% of the bass comes from my front door speakers and when output is changed to the rear I hardly have any bass at all, just treble or whatever. non bose symphony

Did you mix up front and rear in this question? The title asks if there is more bass from the rear.

[fitch303]

Sorry, I turned the bass to max and then moved the sound from front to back and when the back was on then no bass at all (just treble) and even with all the speakers on and sittign in the back the bass is coming from the front. I just figured since there are oem subs with an amp that the rear speakers would produce way more bass then the fronts.

[Pothole]

Same way in my car (with Bose), fronts fo all the work, pretty sure the sub is for show, lol, dont get me wrong it sounds good, but it doesnt hit very hard

[Kamin]

Well the stock sub has a lot working against it.

-Free air
-Small Diameter
-Cheap
-Not much power

[fitch303]

you're correct, but it's almost as if I don't even have a rear sub.

what are the front door speakers rated at compared to the rear deck in terms of wattage?