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<blockquote data-quote="squeak9798" data-source="post: 4902619" data-attributes="member: 555320">Any stereo should realistically require LOTS of tuning time.The level of tuning for horns generally isn&#039;t any more than for any other type of system.&nbsp; How much tuning is required depends on 1) what horn you are using, and 2) your desired level of accuracy.I ran my Illusion CH1&#039;s with zero EQ and they sounded great.Sure, they were the upper echelon of compression drivers....but I believe $25k is a bit of an exaggeration.Also, even if it cost $25k for the compression drivers, it won over $60k in purses....so I&#039;d say it was a worthy investment.&nbsp; I do believe it was the winningest vehicle in competition history as far as dollar winnings is concerned.Not if tuned properly.I guess I haven&#039;t really followed it the past year or two....but not too long ago people like Jason Winslow, Mic Wallace, Jason Ewing, Tony Pasquale, Chuck Music and the rest of Team ID were doing a pretty good job of placing highly if not winning world finals.Not sure how active Team ID is now, but I would imagine there are still plenty of competitors using horns in competition.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="squeak9798, post: 4902619, member: 555320"] [B]Any[/B] stereo should realistically require LOTS of tuning time. The level of tuning for horns generally isn't any more than for any other type of system. How much tuning is required depends on 1) what horn you are using, and 2) your desired level of accuracy. I ran my Illusion CH1's with zero EQ and they sounded great. Sure, they were the upper echelon of compression drivers....but I believe $25k is a bit of an exaggeration. Also, even if it cost $25k for the compression drivers, it won over $60k in purses....so I'd say it was a worthy investment. I do believe it was the winningest vehicle in competition history as far as dollar winnings is concerned. Not if tuned properly. I guess I haven't really followed it the past year or two....but not too long ago people like Jason Winslow, Mic Wallace, Jason Ewing, Tony Pasquale, Chuck Music and the rest of Team ID were doing a pretty good job of placing highly if not winning world finals. Not sure how active Team ID is now, but I would imagine there are still plenty of competitors using horns in competition. [/QUOTE]

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