they are terrible On-axis. these arent your ordinary speakers. Horns rely on dispersion, when they are under your dash your dash becomes an extension of the speaker, and the sound goes up and then forward towards you.
No I haven't watched it yet, my bad. Keep up the good work.
so how would it be different if i pointed them up and they use the windshild as tre extension. i know they are loud but i can lower the wattage on them .
even worse. these really need to be parallel with the floor. there is a cross action going on the at a certain angle.
Countless hours of troubleshooting/tuning //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/frown.gif.a3531fa0534503350665a1e957861287.gif horns arent plug and play unfortunately
they arent that bad LOL. just depends to what degree you take them too. as far as horns in the dash one of the guys i used to compete against did that (he had a red camaro was totally awesome to look at red on red orion gear) and his stage was so crooked and the horns were SO F'N bright my guess was he had to stick something in the throat the muffle it (cant remember if they were usd or id) cosmetically the system was tight performance, time and money to put the horns up there was BY far not worth it. you might think a horn images low because people set their seats wrong and think you need to lay down to hear them LOL (this tells you how much they know about horns too) if you sit upright OVER the top of them head over the steering wheel they will not sound like they are where they are actually . infact i would go as far to say you would think they were in you windshield.
thats what my fear is how do you tune them . ? from amps and EQ i belive or is their more. Xovers
scratch the behringer its poo.
