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<blockquote data-quote="jef023" data-source="post: 8347392" data-attributes="member: 664488">Hi and thanks for the replies and the suggestions.I have a 96 Isuzu NPR truck. I plan on installing the speakers on top of the cargo box. I can also upgrade the alternator if necessary but was hoping to get away with the one already installed.The minimum distance I would say is 150 yards.My budget is of course very limited..I know I&#039;m trying to perform some kind of magic trick. But I can stretch my budget to 2000- 2500$.I was thinking of buying 4 or 6 of these behringer eurolive of amazon and power them with an inverter or generator www. amazon.com/Behringer-VP1520D-BEHRINGER-EUROLIVE/dp/B003VWC2AU/ref=lh_ni_t?ie=UTF8&amp;amp;psc=1&amp;amp;smid=ATVPDKIKX0DERBut I&#039;m trying to be efficient and still sound good. The quality of the sound only need to be good, not great because I&#039;m not doing it for competition.Is that possible or would you guys sugest a better setup?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jef023, post: 8347392, member: 664488"] Hi and thanks for the replies and the suggestions. I have a 96 Isuzu NPR truck. I plan on installing the speakers on top of the cargo box. I can also upgrade the alternator if necessary but was hoping to get away with the one already installed. The minimum distance I would say is 150 yards. My budget is of course very limited..I know I'm trying to perform some kind of magic trick. But I can stretch my budget to 2000- 2500$. I was thinking of buying 4 or 6 of these behringer eurolive of amazon and power them with an inverter or generator www. amazon.com/Behringer-VP1520D-BEHRINGER-EUROLIVE/dp/B003VWC2AU/ref=lh_ni_t?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER But I'm trying to be efficient and still sound good. The quality of the sound only need to be good, not great because I'm not doing it for competition. Is that possible or would you guys sugest a better setup? [/QUOTE]

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