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Are your mids and highs already active?

Explain what you mean, im a little lost

That means there is no crossover between the amp and the speakers, and that all your signal processing is done either by the amp or before it.

Also if have that many speakers on-axis, its gonna be really really harsh most likely

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Are your mids and highs already active?

Explain what you mean, im a little lost

That means there is no crossover between the amp and the speakers, and that all your signal processing is done either by the amp or before it.

Also if have that many speakers on-axis, its gonna be really really harsh most likely

This^^^and with that many drivers, the only way would be to go off axis. It will be too hard on axis. Unless you have a gaggle of T/A and running sharp slopes (24db) for your drivers. Spend time on the alignment of the speakers and test before you finish fabrication. I didn't do enough myself now I am rebuilding my frontstage. lol A single baffle all three attach to should make things easier and mount them as close to each other as possible.

Alot of people get riled up about the idea of sound quality and there are some facts about it that are set in bedrock but it all comes down to whether you like it or not. It is your vehicle after all. Will you be happy with the sound? This is the only question you should be concerned with. Experiment and see what you like. You may find yourself removing drivers from your setup and going with ones with a higher sensitivity.

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