Comments on: Can we operate drum guitar speakers in your car audio system? http://makeautocar.com/can-you-use-bass-guitar-speakers-in-your-car-audio-system.car Ask and make better car Thu, 10 Mar 2011 14:34:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Evil Rondy http://makeautocar.com/can-you-use-bass-guitar-speakers-in-your-car-audio-system.car/comment-page-1#comment-2878 Evil Rondy Mon, 18 Jan 2010 09:37:41 +0000 http://makeautocar.com/can-you-use-bass-guitar-speakers-in-your-car-audio-system.car#comment-2878 Use a 2-channel car amp bridged. That is 4 Ohms for one woofer and 2 Ohms for two. But those speakers probably won't sound very good without massive power. They are designed very stiff because of the high transients of musical instruments. Use a 2-channel car amp bridged. That is 4 Ohms for a single woofer as well as 2 Ohms for two.

But those speakers substantially won’t receptive to advice really great but large power. They have been written really unbending since of a tall transients of low-pitched instruments.

]]> By: Dusty http://makeautocar.com/can-you-use-bass-guitar-speakers-in-your-car-audio-system.car/comment-page-1#comment-2879 Dusty Mon, 18 Jan 2010 09:37:41 +0000 http://makeautocar.com/can-you-use-bass-guitar-speakers-in-your-car-audio-system.car#comment-2879 You could get a 120v ac converter to run your home stereo system on 12 v dc in your car too, but what is the point. Most all car audio systems have been designed for 4 ohm speakers for years now. To use 8 or 16 ohm speakers is feasible, but seldom makes any practical sense. It will require twice the audio power from a 4 ohm system to drive an 8 ohm speaker to the same volume level. You can get 98db poly-prope coned 4 ohm speakers today all over the place. We sell them (only 50 watt per channel, I'll admit) for motorcycle use that even have lifetime warranties. You could get a 120v ac converter to run your home stereo complement upon twelve v dc in your car too, though what is a point. Most all car audio systems have been written for 4 ohm speakers for years now. To operate 8 or sixteen ohm speakers is feasible, though occasionally creates any unsentimental sense. It will need twice a audio energy from a 4 ohm complement to expostulate an 8 ohm orator to a same volume level. You can get 98db poly-prope coned 4 ohm speakers currently all over a place. We sell them (only 50 watt per channel, I’ll admit) for motorcycle operate which even have lifetime warranties.

]]> By: jon_wayne89 http://makeautocar.com/can-you-use-bass-guitar-speakers-in-your-car-audio-system.car/comment-page-1#comment-2880 jon_wayne89 Mon, 18 Jan 2010 09:37:41 +0000 http://makeautocar.com/can-you-use-bass-guitar-speakers-in-your-car-audio-system.car#comment-2880 I HAD A SONIC 15 , SOUNDED , OK .. WITH CERTAIN MUSIC .... TOOK OUT THE PA , AND PUT A 15 INCH MTX ROAD THUNDER WITH A BIG COIL INLINE AND RAN MY AMP FULL POWER THROUGH IT , IT HIT SO HARD IN MY MUSTANG IT WAS UNBELIVABLE I HAD A SONIC fifteen , SOUNDED , OK .. WITH CERTAIN MUSIC …. TOOK OUT THE PA , AND PUT A fifteen INCH MTX ROAD THUNDER WITH A BIG COIL INLINE AND RAN MY AMP FULL POWER THROUGH IT , IT HIT SO HARD IN MY MUSTANG IT WAS UNBELIVABLE

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