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That's what I figured, I wonder if you could put speakers in the rear doors like Burbs have? Don't really want to "just swap burb doors" onto it... this truck has a pristine interior except for the headliner. The interior door panel appears to be the same between my Burb and crew cab, with a speaker grille.
have you had your rear door panels off on your crew cab to see if there is a hole there for a speaker maybe just get some suburban rear door panels I think you will need a amp adding more speakers is going to make a inbalanced load if you series them with the 4x6s you are going to have a 4 ohm load in the front and a 8 ohm load in the rear the rear will be not as loud as the front your radio take it just fine if you parallel the rear doors with the 4x6s you will be at 4 ohms in the front and 2 ohms in the back your radio will must likely not like that and that you will need a small amp to run all 4 door and the 4x6s in the pillars some thing like this would be pretty good https://www.down4soundshop.com/products/amplifiers/down4sound/minimaxx/mm504/ you can run 4 ohms in the front and 2 ohms in the back just fine with this since the front and rear gains are separate you are also going to need one of these since you have a sock radio https://www.ebay.com/itm/1764287229...jOmOg1t8fT/c5knnPSEmZ2pVKPQC|tkp:BFBMmMnX645k I would go with these for the rear doors https://www.kicker.com/51KSC6704
I do have to pull the rear door panel off the right side, to fix the actuator rivets. Window won't go fully downward because it binds up in the linkage. But the panels look exactly the same except for color (Burb has gray interior, Rawhide's is tan/neutral).
Do you do the mix?
Sometimes.... I do a lot of Nationl Acts and a lot of them carry a front of house guy, but if needed I can. I'll be in Branson Missouri in August for the Retromania tour and there's a couple bands I'll be at the front of house. Most of the time I'm the make it happen guy. The stage is usually my baby! I get the PA up and running, mic the band, patch the inputs, in ear and stage monitors, keep the wireless network working for equipment communications, and fix whatever problems may arise. No matter the depth, severity, or labor intensity of the situation......
I'm high school I did lights and sound for the theater in our school. About 300 seats.
