97 mustang gt convertible stereo advice

I am ready to upgrade my mach460 stereo in my 97 mustang gt convertible. Actually I am ready to replace it. I already have a good pioneer headunit hooked up to it. If I understand correctly currently I have 3 amps, 2 amps behind the seats that power the front 6x8 speaker and back 5 1/4 speaker for each side and 1 small amp in front that powers all 4 tweeters. I also read someplace that non mach460 convertibles have bigger speakers in back. BS or is the encloser bigger on non mach460 verts? I would like to use all pioneer components if at all possible. Other suggestions for amps and speakers would be appreciated. I would like to do away with the tweeters altogether. They rattle my mirrors anyway. I would like one amp to power 6 x 9 5 way speakers in the front doors. I figure these would pump enough of a range of sound I can do away with tweeters. I would like one amp to power 2 small woofers (6 inch ? ) where the 5 1/4 speakers are in the back. I know I will probably have to modify to make them fit but I can do that. Is this a good plan or am I on crack? I do not want to surrender my trunk to woofers or add hundred of pounds of weight to my car. I just want a good sound quality that is reasonably loud. I listen mostly to rock music from 60s to early 90s. No rap. Also is it worthwhile to install sound deadening in a convertible?He is mad, mad I tell you!

You are indeed on crack. The number of ways in a speaker do not make it any better. You need those tweeters up high, especially in a convertable. Buy speakers for how they sound, not the brand name attached to them. Do more homework first, I would start by actually visiting a store and getting their input first, then come back here to discuss it.Top Secret, I can tell you but then my wife will kill me.

And i can guarantee it is not your tweeters rattling the mirrors, it is your mid range speakers in the doors rattling your mirrors. Jazzy

Okay fair enough. I acknowledge I am ignorant but would still like advise to keep from running into walls and ditches and such. Tweeters stay up high. Makes sense. Roger. Now if I got some decent main speakers upfront that covers the midrange wouldn't I benefit from two small woofers in the back? He is mad, mad I tell you!