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<blockquote data-quote="Seraphim38" data-source="post: 7663451" data-attributes="member: 638571">I don&#039;t suggest running 6.5&quot; mids for anything larger than 2 people in a car: in professional / commercial audio environments you will always find requirements for larger drivers &amp;amp; output.&nbsp; In the real world outside of a car, if you were to run a DJ type system as 4 tweeters, 4 6.5&quot; mid/woofers and an 18 inch sub, it would sound gawd awful.I suggest going to your nearest guitar center or music store that has entry level sound system equipment and listen to stuff.&nbsp; As I said, it&#039;s not hard to build a sub that would do good things for not too much money, but mid/high packs are a whole different story for a variety of reasons.&nbsp; Auto sound tweeters and commercial high frequency compression drivers are vastly different animals.&nbsp;&nbsp; A 6.5&quot; mid from a car door and a 15&quot; 500w RMS low/mid in a well designed commercial sound enclosure are also vastly different performing animals.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Seraphim38, post: 7663451, member: 638571"] I don't suggest running 6.5" mids for anything larger than 2 people in a car: in professional / commercial audio environments you will always find requirements for larger drivers & output. In the real world outside of a car, if you were to run a DJ type system as 4 tweeters, 4 6.5" mid/woofers and an 18 inch sub, it would sound gawd awful. I suggest going to your nearest guitar center or music store that has entry level sound system equipment and listen to stuff. As I said, it's not hard to build a sub that would do good things for not too much money, but mid/high packs are a whole different story for a variety of reasons. Auto sound tweeters and commercial high frequency compression drivers are vastly different animals. A 6.5" mid from a car door and a 15" 500w RMS low/mid in a well designed commercial sound enclosure are also vastly different performing animals. [/QUOTE]

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