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<blockquote data-quote="got_focus?" data-source="post: 6341965" data-attributes="member: 574139">I will be running everything active, just like it is now.Not sure what you mean by &quot;costs of materials for the doors&quot;. If you are talking resin, matting, etc, I have all of that.If your definition of SQL is &quot;Loud while maintaining superb sound quality&quot;, then yes, that is what I am after.1) Amping my tweets will not give me the gain I am looking for in the vocal region.2) A 3&quot; will not suffice. I will also be running active.3) No amping of the tweets. As far as the shallow mount goes, I can&#039;t find much information on the required air space.4) Any specific model?I have my doors fully deadened and yes, the speakers do sound &quot;cool&quot;. Loud is subject to ones ears. I have a team mate who thinks my current setup is too loud, but I am in search of more.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="got_focus?, post: 6341965, member: 574139"] I will be running everything active, just like it is now. Not sure what you mean by "costs of materials for the doors". If you are talking resin, matting, etc, I have all of that. If your definition of SQL is "Loud while maintaining superb sound quality", then yes, that is what I am after. 1) Amping my tweets will not give me the gain I am looking for in the vocal region. 2) A 3" will not suffice. I will also be running active. 3) No amping of the tweets. As far as the shallow mount goes, I can't find much information on the required air space. 4) Any specific model? I have my doors fully deadened and yes, the speakers do sound "cool". Loud is subject to ones ears. I have a team mate who thinks my current setup is too loud, but I am in search of more. [/QUOTE]

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