Re: [DMCForum] 4x10 rear speakers

[Farrar Hudkins <fhudkins@xxxxxxx>]

If you have efficient speakers, you don't need to pump a lot of wattage 
into them. (Klipschorns, for example, run on 100 watts continuous, 400 
watts peak, and they're HUGE.)

Make sure the voice coils are tough enough to do what you want, and that 
the domes and cones are made of good material. The more efficient the 
speakers are, the happier you'll be with them. Cross them over where you 
need to.

And you won't have to install an even bigger alternator. ;)

--Farrar

Walter Coe wrote:
>>I bought the ones
>>on clearance because I'm CHEAP!
> 
> 
> Johnny, it looks like I paid way too much, but then maybe
> not.  They list the Pioneer for about the same price as I
> saw at Circuit City.  Price is no indicator of rated
> capacity.  The lower wattage ones were the more expensive.
>>From the photos, I could tell that some of them were junk.
> The orange one looked really cool, though.
> 
> 
>>make sure you use a baffle or something to eliminate the
> 
> destructive interference.
> 
> Hey Greg, can you say this again but in laymen terms?  Where
> is there room for a baffle?  If it is supposed to eliminate
> the destructive interference, then wouldn't the baffle go
> between the speakers?  Like do we hang them on the trim
> panel or wear them on our heads?  What is a baffle?  Do they
> come in purple Calvin Klein BTTF version?  I'm baffled.
> 
> Walt

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