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<blockquote data-quote="mlstrass" data-source="post: 8043720" data-attributes="member: 569126">Vifa xt25 must be on-axis, so make sure you can mount them that way. Otherwise output will suffer a LOT.Could also consider 2 tweeters per A pillar since you seem to like a lot of top end. I run 2 vifa neo&#039;s per side in the daily, mostly because I had them laying around as 1 would have been sufficient.As for PA stuff, I&#039;ve been running it for 3- 4 years now in several different set ups. AQ supertweeter has a very full bodied sound and can get very loud. Can also be shrilly if you throw too much power at it. I run those daily in the wife&#039;s set up and they sound very good and easily keep up with 4 6.5&quot; PA mids.PA still gets a bad rap for some reason even though they&#039;re the same speakers you hear at a big concert or small blues/jazz club. If done right they can sound very good, if done wrong they can sound like total ***.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mlstrass, post: 8043720, member: 569126"] Vifa xt25 must be on-axis, so make sure you can mount them that way. Otherwise output will suffer a LOT. Could also consider 2 tweeters per A pillar since you seem to like a lot of top end. I run 2 vifa neo's per side in the daily, mostly because I had them laying around as 1 would have been sufficient. As for PA stuff, I've been running it for 3- 4 years now in several different set ups. AQ supertweeter has a very full bodied sound and can get very loud. Can also be shrilly if you throw too much power at it. I run those daily in the wife's set up and they sound very good and easily keep up with 4 6.5" PA mids. PA still gets a bad rap for some reason even though they're the same speakers you hear at a big concert or small blues/jazz club. If done right they can sound very good, if done wrong they can sound like total ***. [/QUOTE]

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