Ben5

Yeah, I'm that dumbass that comes in late without being up to date on things. smh.

SKAR AUDIO FTW 1000.1 CLAIMED

SKAR AUDIO FTW 1000.1 CLAIMED

SKAR AUDIO FTW 1000.1 CLAIMED

1990, a cousin got an old VW Bug that had a pair of 15" Alpines in place of the back seat. Other than 6.5's in the door, I don't remember any other specifics. It was the coolest thing that I had seen to that point. Banned in the U.S.A. and Lower the dynamite... 1994. My first system, 1988 Escort, 2 15" Series 1 RF (svc 4 ohm with the gray cones in a slanted sealed box that filled the hatch) on a 600 watt 2 channel Power Acoustic. 6.5 3-way Kenwoods and Sony 3-way 6x9 on a Panasonic CD. Stinger wire. Added to it a 4 channel 600 watt PA for the mids/highs and a Profile crossover. I thought of it as a kinda sleeper of sorts. Plain white 88 Escort with only a CD player visible.

That is what I needed to know. Thanks! Good looking doors bigmescan

I am thinking of doubling up my 6.5 components in my front doors, I am unsure on something though. When using 2 sets of components, do you have to use all four of the crossovers? Can you run 2 mids and 2 tweeters wired to just one of the crossovers? How does this effect the impedance? Thanks in advance for any help on this matter...

This seems a little obvious. Have you applied any sound deadening material to it? ( Second Skin, Fat Mat, ect. )

I would avoid the Soundquest wire. It is way small. I got some of the 0 gauge and it is about the same size as my stinger 4 gauge. I was trying to get by cheap. Lesson learned.

I learned early on that you get what you pay for.