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<blockquote data-quote="audiolife" data-source="post: 2123628" data-attributes="member: 541383"><p>you can hear the horns im talking about for blocks (this is parked inside the county fair&nbsp; block can still hear it over 10,000 people and an &quot;olympic bob&quot; ride with a peavy sound system blairing GnR)and finish top 3 in the world in sq with a &quot;100 watt&quot; (lol) system. it would also look alot better than that door but too each their own. horns take 3-4 back straps (2 in the front on the horn body flange which are trimable down 17&quot; for full body 11&quot;-9&quot; for mini and 2 on the motor) its also alot easier to tune 2 speakers than it is 8 but if you arent into that you are fine. not picking on you but there are a few advantages with useing less drivers. if you dont care about sound stage and imaging thats fine (you are well within your reason to do so) but with what i am talking about you can do both. my way the speakers cost more but can be put in in under 2 hours (4 if you want to make it look cool) and have 4 wires running 2 speakers from a smaller 2 channel amp. my first real car audio system (about 1990) had 27 speakers and when a problem ever occured it was a real puta to work on. my advice (to the thread starter) is you can generally pick up a good used set of horns (like squeak talked about) for 350ish to 250 ish and go from there. you wouldnt be disappointed at all. might be a little out of budget but no worse than spending less then being unhappy selling that at a loss and buying something else type routine.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="audiolife, post: 2123628, member: 541383"] you can hear the horns im talking about for blocks (this is parked inside the county fair block can still hear it over 10,000 people and an "olympic bob" ride with a peavy sound system blairing GnR)and finish top 3 in the world in sq with a "100 watt" (lol) system. it would also look alot better than that door but too each their own. horns take 3-4 back straps (2 in the front on the horn body flange which are trimable down 17" for full body 11"-9" for mini and 2 on the motor) its also alot easier to tune 2 speakers than it is 8 but if you arent into that you are fine. not picking on you but there are a few advantages with useing less drivers. if you dont care about sound stage and imaging thats fine (you are well within your reason to do so) but with what i am talking about you can do both. my way the speakers cost more but can be put in in under 2 hours (4 if you want to make it look cool) and have 4 wires running 2 speakers from a smaller 2 channel amp. my first real car audio system (about 1990) had 27 speakers and when a problem ever occured it was a real puta to work on. my advice (to the thread starter) is you can generally pick up a good used set of horns (like squeak talked about) for 350ish to 250 ish and go from there. you wouldnt be disappointed at all. might be a little out of budget but no worse than spending less then being unhappy selling that at a loss and buying something else type routine. [/QUOTE]

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