anyone run pro sound drivers in their cars?

[spencer321 10+ year member]

Stay away from piezo based horns. And stay away from reflecting your mids/highs off any surface, if possible.

whats wrong with piezo based horns? just curious

 

[audioholic 5,000+ posts]

whats wrong with piezo based horns? just curious

Piezo's are notoriously harsh and hard to manage. Piezo based horns are what gave the under-dash compression horns the bad reputation for needing alot of EQ'ing to to not sound harsh. Piezo based drivers are generally more well suited for tiny devices like speakers in cell phones, or for PA type systems.

 

[spencer321 10+ year member]

do they make small compression horns? i would love to run horns in the truck for the efficiency, but the way my dash is, there is no way i can put horns under the dash, the dash is very tall, they would be firing at my shins

 

[audioholic 5,000+ posts]

do they make small compression horns? i would love to run horns in the truck for the efficiency, but the way my dash is, there is no way i can put horns under the dash, the dash is very tall, they would be firing at my shins

A few companies have made them over the years now. But I cant think of any that aren't made to mount under-dash.

 

[spencer321 10+ year member]

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[spencer321 10+ year member]

A few companies have made them over the years now. But I cant think of any that aren't made to mount under-dash.

well that sucks, puts me back to the ID oems and either seas neo or LPG tweets, SO MUCH FOR TRYING SOMETHING DIFFERENT, ill take a look at my dash and get some physical dimentions on those ID horns, see if theres any way possible i can mount them under the dash (doubtfull)